Such rapid increase in residential construction and expansion of small towns facilitates timber transportation, urbanization, the degradation and fragmentation of habitats, and therefore, the actions needed (e.g., ecological city construction) to block out these pathways can also be clarified and be taken to reduce invasions.
This "cutting" mode of deconstruction has also been termed a "fragmentation" or "scissoring" mode of action.
Mental health policies and plans are essential tools for setting strategic priorities, coordinating action and reducing fragmentation of services and resources.
has taken successful actions to address the fragmentation of financial markets.
16 Fragmentation results from actions of specific enzymes (MMPs, collagenases, and elastases) and impairs the structural integrity of the dermis.
Occurrence of apoptosis was assessed using PARP and DNA fragmentation assays, while the mode of action were elucidated through global expression profiling followed by Western blotting and IHC assays.
If it is below the set score cutoff, a fragmentation decision tree charts the course of action to optimize the energy, charge state, and fragmentation technique chosen for the reanalysis of the protein.
The fragmentation of IPR protection responsibility in Italy means that for any real action to take place, officials on many levels from many offices must sign onto the process.
The court's ruling amounted to a warning that "decisive action is now imperative, otherwise the continuing loss of moral authority, political paralysis and fragmentation of our movement will continue".
Fragmentation of effort between different competing "solutions".
