Sentence examples for fragmented fields from inspiring English sources

Interesting new research questions could particularly stem from integrating the fragmented fields of research on PMI.

We suggest that the approach taken can be generically applied to projects in which a broad consensus has to be reached among scientists working in fragmented fields, such as immunology.

Several major challenges exist for activities that aim to impact current practices and achieve broad consensus among scientists who work in fragmented fields of science (Table  1).> To begin, implementation of a new process (e.g., structured framework to report data from analytical assays such as MIATA) in a lab environment is time-consuming.

A former mayor, senator and vice president, Mr. Estrada was elected with an unusually large plurality in May 1998, over an uninspiring and fragmented field of opponents.

As a result, translational medicine, in enhancing the efficiency of biomedical discovery and application, rather than attempting to modify existing processes within disciplines, has come to serve as a unifying concept in the increasingly complex, specialized, and fragmented field of biomedical research.

Much bigger rivals in the fragmented field today include Switzerland-based Lonza (2001 sales: $1.4 billion) and DSM of the Netherlands (2001 sales: $7.6 billion).

That reuse was facilitated by the dispersion of crops throughout largely fragmented field, thus with fields reusing water percolated from nearby areas due to the rapid lateral migration of groundwater.

Organization scholars have developed a huge and diverse network research generating broad insights about the fragmented field of interorganizational networks (Baker and Faulkner 2002, p. 520; Zaheer et al. 2010, p. 64).

In 2002, Marine's father, Jean-Marie Le Pen, shocked the world when he reached the second and final round of the contest after receiving almost 17percentt of the vote amid a fragmented field of candidates.

The analysis showed a fragmented field of research comprising few areas.

This is evident from the fragmented field support and supervision provided to CMWs including delayed transfer of stipends.