Sentence examples for fragmentation it from inspiring English sources

The comet faded gradually, but despite its fragmentation it remained visible to the naked eye until February 1883.

The lethality of a projectile relates significantly and directly to its deformability and the degree of fragmentation it undergoes in the target.

One of the limitations of this study is that, though it has been able to establish the pace of the accelerated landscape fragmentation, it fails to measure or scale thresholds for its collapse.

Because nest predation decreased with fragmentation, it appears not to explain declines of understory insectivores from forest fragments generally.

If this is a book of fragmentation, it is also a son's moving tribute.

Just as you label her movement sensuous and lyrical — and I do — you notice how full of fragmentation it is.

Moreover, using an ELISA that detects DNA-fragmentation, it was shown that pretreatment with 1,25(OH)2D suppressed UV-B-induced apoptotic cell death.

For each peak, this tree implicitly decides whether it is noise or signal and, in the later case, assigns the molecular formula of the corresponding fragments and the fragmentation reaction it resulted from.

It did not require novel protein synthesis nor did it show extensive nuclear fragmentation, but it was attenuated by use of caspase inhibitors.

Combined with the employment barriers it creates, the disability support system's fragmentation makes it difficult to design, test, and implement even modest employment innovations.

Indeed, we explained that it was a means to eliminate care fragmentation, that it included patients' self-management and professionals' teamwork, and that CDM programs were based on formal evidence of effectiveness and were adapted to patients' needs.