Sentence examples similar to fragmentary map from inspiring English sources
The book sketches a fragmentary road map toward responsible restoration we can only hope private collectors will follow.
Comprehensive molecular interaction maps are fragmentary and assessment of NLR signaling networks as a whole, hitherto, is hardly in its early stages.
It's filled with bottles of pills and gin, wadded Kleenex, and a crumpled map on which the fragmentary words S ANGEL are legible.
A recent study has detected fragmentary macrosynteny between the Prunus general map and Arabidopsis, from comparisons of the genetic marker sequences and their Arabidopsis homologs [ 9].
Fragmentary conservation of synteny has been reported between map-anchored Prunus sequences and Arabidopsis.
Therefore, a whole map of the protein interactions in E. sinensis is still fragmentary and different signaling pathways implicated in growth and immune response also remain incomplete.
In contrast, draft sequencing according to the whole-genome shotgun approach in combination with BAC end sequencing generates information about the general genome structure at a fairly reasonable cost, but the resulting data are rather fragmentary and need an additional effort to be connected with physical/genetic maps.
Because the genome of the Hopi mapping parent also contained homozygous regions, large chromosomal segments were unmappable in the 3 1 maps, thereby resulting in a larger than expected number of fragmentary linkage groups.
Other heroic narratives are fragmentary.
Some phrases were fragmentary.
