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These projects include draft genomes assembled from Sanger sequencing as well as short read generating technologies developed by 454 and Illumina, with the most fragmented example involving a 5 Mb genome with more than 1000 contigs.

For example, fragmented genomic DNA of Hoolock hoolock was chemically labelled and used as probe in the hybridization assay for Hoolock hoolock fosmid clones.

Further posttranslational modifications (for example, fragmented forms of Aβ) possibly reflecting more disease-specific changes are currently been investigated by different groups [ 44].

White‐footed mice in a fragmented landscape, for example, were released from interspecific competition with larger granivores in smaller patches, whereas they were excluded from larger patches [ 104].

For an example of fragmented and scrambled stimuli and the levels of fragmentation, please see Fig.  2a.

For example, highly fragmented landscapes will always have larger values for the landscape metric "number of patches" than less fragmented landscapes.

By doing this, we will be stronger externally, regaining the sovereignty which is lost with 15 fragmented approaches.Look at the example of trade, where we have a common policy.

Figure 1 Example of fragmented spectrum in an asynchronous network.

As an example of "fragmented recovery" one participant described that all the tourist areas have been well reestablished in Thailand and have the same or even better infrastructure and services than before 2004.

Our approach may be applied to study the effects of animal displacement in any environment where the animals are confronted with an alternation of 2D space and 1D borders as for example in fragmented landscapes.

Fragmented mitochondrial morphology, for example, is correlated with apoptotic cytochrome c release, whereas tubular morphology promotes resistance to apoptotic stimuli.