Sentence examples for fragmented basis from inspiring English sources

While some data are kept on a fragmented basis around the country, the reform law gives doctors incentives to report various quality measures to the federal government.

We live in an age of fragmentation: fragmented communities, fragmented lives, fragmented attention.

The existence of many individual camps and ghettos was previously known only on a fragmented, region-by-region basis.

Finally, with IoT devices being in the billions, there's an issue of cost: any secure solution can't be prohibitively expensive to implement on a per device basis or be fragmented across multiple third-party providers.

Royalty collection up to now has been a largely fragmented procedure, working on a national basis and case-by-case agreements.

(2) MSP'ing processes tend to be complex, fragmented and emergent on an ad hoc basis, rather than cyclical, adaptive and prescribed on an a priori basis.

This study attempted to clarify the role of fauna passages and generic landscape patterns for connectivity in fragmented landscapes, and to improve the theoretical basis for future experimental approaches to evaluate the effectiveness of barrier mitigation strategies.

Apoptotic cells were identified on the basis of a condensed or fragmented nucleus.

"Any conclusions should be drawn on the basis of verified facts and not fragmented pieces of information taken out of context," Danske chairman Ole Andersen said.

The product business will likely remain fragmented, with many small, nimble companies competing on the basis of speed and creativity.

The national market is currently served by a fragmented market of dermatologists operating on a one-off basis and usually not dedicating their entire practice to tattoos removal.