Sentence examples for fragmented description from inspiring English sources

A specific focus on one disease provides a fragmented description of the disease profile of obese individuals.

Thus, the array used herein covers merely one third of the putative 30000 genes of the rat genome and therefore only a fragmented description of the rat transcriptome is at hand.

The lines of verse vary greatly in length and in syntactical structure, consisting primarily of impressionistic and fragmented descriptions interspersed with seemingly overheard, disconnected bits of speech in São Paulo dialect.

Not only duplicating efforts, this also leads to fragmented descriptions and inconsistent categorization.

The sculpture, what Jellitsch calls a "fragmented space description," and documentation from its creation were all included in an exhibition of the piece.

A detective investigating a robbery suspect types a first name and a physical description into the computer two fragmented clues that would have remained paper scraps of unusable data in an earlier era.

Metro-North has cobbled together a network of buses and diesel trains, but the service (see map or description) will be slow, infrequent, fragmented and very crowded.

The narrative is fragmented and the narrator often moves from descriptions of scenes to generalizations, especially when describing something negatively charged.

Except where otherwise indicated, all fragmented proteins were removed from analyses by parsing the description line in FASTA files.

New experimental results of perfect and imperfect crystals are interpreted with a fundamental description of diffraction, which does not need fragmented crystals but just ubiquitous defects.

Overall, descriptions of student-constructed phylogenetic trees are fragmented, and the impact of construction exercises on student learning is unresolved.