Sentence examples for fragmentation up from inspiring English sources

At the phenotypic level the II-668-CC-660 combined genotype had the lowest values of sperm DNA fragmentation (up to 3.5 times less) compared with the remaining genotypes, when heat stress events occurs along the spermatogenesis process [ 20, 21].

A combined search (MS + MSMS) with the PMF (MS) together with data from MSMS fragmentation (up to 3 peptides per protein) was performed in a protein database (SwissProt), using Mascot software within peptide masses ranging from 700 to 4000 Da (additional file 15).

especially those that are bereaved, or have families spread around the country or spread around the world… so I can see that maybe we can patch that fragmentation up a little bit… it's not the same as having your relatives but having some kind of support, I can see that as a benefit".

Further studies demonstrated that RLM significantly decreased DNA fragmentation, up-regulated the expression of Bcl-2, and down-regulated the expressions of p53 and active Caspase-3, −9 and −8 [ 33].

Even if you could collect the pieces, the shifting nature of the fragmentation puts up another hacking barrier, he explained.

The microstructure evolution of the bond during PBHT was featured by fragmentation, break up and dissolution of Cr-Mo-Nb rich borides.

The risk seems to be that social media's game of micro-targeted fragmentation ends up ripping us apart along our myriad fault lines — by playing to our prejudices and filtering out differences of opinion.

After 48 h of incubation, an increase in DNA fragmentation of up to approx. 380% of the control values was observed.

We have collected and curated a large corpus of 147 neutral losses and their associated substructures by performing a systematic Google Scholar search for mass spectral fragmentation analysis up to year 2012 (see Table S-1 in the Supporting Information for the details).

Disruption of the MMP facilitated the release of mitochondrial cytochrome c, which activates caspase-9 and downstream caspase-3/7, resulting in DNA fragmentation and up-regulation of p53 in melanoma cells.

Duverger's law is strong.But it is also possible to imagine Britain responding to its great political fragmentation by giving up, or modifying, FPTP.