Cluster groups were characterized by subjective sleep disruption (Cluster 1), the rhythmicity and regularity of daily activity patterns (Cluster 2), rate of change and magnitude of movement (Cluster 3), objective measurements of sleep (Cluster 4), and the fitted daily activity amplitude, activity levels and fragmentation of activity within a 24-h period (Cluster 5).
The cross-disciplinary nature of nutrition made it difficult to coordinate nutrition activities, leading to a high degree of fragmentation of nutrition activities across several ministries, departments, and agencies.
We have been witnessing a vast and accelerating increase in the fragmentation of productive activities.
This study concluded that providing newborn hearing screening was feasible if certain conditions were met, such as taking into account the complexities of the health system and the fragmentation of healthcare activities.
Quantification of the fragmentation of rest-activity patterns in elderly individuals using a state transition analysis.
Increased fragmentation of rest-activity patterns is associated with a characteristic pattern of cognitive impairment in older individuals.
This restructuring and devaluation of government, accompanied by the restructuring and fragmentation of economic activity in poor communities, complicates the achievement of a social consensus on the rationale of punishment in a broader context of social control, and limits the efficacy of informal processes of social regulation.
The wave of fragmentation of manufacturing activity benefited from the incorporation of large swaths of lower-wage workers from Asia and Eastern Europe into the global market economy (Canuto, 2015a).
Further approaches may challenge the temporal fragmentation of physicians' activity patterns to establish continuous workflows [ 24].
The separate management of the Remote Allowance creates a further fragmentation of policies and activities, even within the MoHS.
