SXSWi was a very fragmented event.
Although evidence exists that a structured, proactive and patient-centered approach helps to improve health outcomes, current delivery of care is often fragmented and event-driven [ 7].
This probably reflects a "real life scenario" with respect to the care that multimorbid patients actually receive in Germany, as it is generally criticized for being fragmented and event-driven [ 7, 9, 40].
In statement, Pilot Growth co-founder and managing director John DeLoche said he believes "Bizzabo is the company with the best platform and leadership to become the category leader in the rapidly growing, although still fragmented, $28 billion dollar event management software market".
This process would result in and be evinced by less fragmented memories of traumatic events with more spatial and temporal contextualization and coherence.
Hanski and Saccheri (2006) also identified heterozygosity (MLH) as having an important role within population dynamics, accounting for 26% of the total deviance in a model developed for population extinction events within fragmented Glanville fritillary butterfly (Melitaea cinxia) populations.
Because these categories in our sample were too fragmented, we regrouped the events by similarity (type) and number of appearance (box 1).
Plants with limited dispersal shadows are highly susceptible to local extinctions due to stochastic events in fragmented habitats (Bourg et al. 2005).
The new layers of annotation are: After integration, the sequence of a repetitive element may become fragmented by subsequent insertion/deletion events or other rearrangements.
Some see Microsoft's events as a fragmented mess, as they too embody their producer.
MyNextRun's CEO Granfors tells me the current market for running events is very fragmented, especially in Europe, whilst a large U.S. competitor is Active Network, which operates a multi-sport registration service.
