Sentence examples for fragmentation characteristics from inspiring English sources

Fragmentation characteristics included fragment size and shape index.

To measure and control for landscape similarity between all sites, we quantified landscape fragmentation characteristics, such as edge density and number of isolated fragments.

The bonding that occurs depends on the compressibility, deformation and fragmentation characteristics of the material.

These MS fragmentation characteristics greatly contribute to identify the active components from the complex mixture of herbal medicine even if the standard compounds are unavailable.

Particle types and the principles of transformation between them, particle shape and particle size distribution (PSD), particle fragmentation characteristics were statistically analyzed after image processing.

Tandem mass spectrometry (MS2) is found to be ideally suitable for the differentiation of linear and cyclic architectures whose molecular ions exhibit distinct fragmentation characteristics.

Diaghilev used the Ballets Russes as a vehicle for promoting synthesis of the arts in a bid to overcome the fragmentation characteristic of the 19th century.

HOCA writes, "This subtle, playful appropriation of multiple cultural influences consistent of Matsuyama's oeuvre, is an embodiment of global exchange and a visual manifestation of the fragmentation characteristic of contemporary experience".

To test this hypothesis, we used the TUNEL assay, which reveals DNA fragmentation characteristic of cell death by apoptosis.

This is consistent with the cell detachment and fragmentation characteristic of apoptosis.

After rinsed three times in PBS, the cells were examined for nuclear changes (i.e., chromatin condensation and nuclear fragmentation) characteristic of apoptosis under fluorescence microscopy.