Sentence examples for fragmented reports from inspiring English sources

This may explain previous fragmented reports indicating a subnormal energy metabolism in this complex population.

Aim of this procedure is to transform the generally fragmented reports of the traumatic experiences into a coherent narrative.

Special focus of the therapy was on the transformation of the generally fragmented report of traumatic experiences into a coherent chronological narrative, and working through emotions, sensations and reactions relevant to the traumatic events.

The relatively short and fragmented regions reported by Enredo may be due to the composition of the multi-genome anchors used in our comparison.

While legal frameworks protecting refugees and other adult migrants is unclear and fragmented, the report says, the children's convention is clear and unequivocal, taking into account minors' particular vulnerabilities.

"Progress has been unequal and fragmented," the report concluded.

26 Besides problems of fragmented, selectively reported information, it is sometimes impossible to say whether and which analyses are based on a priori analytical plans.

However, at present the picture remains highly fragmented and reported sequence similarity of intracellular regions between PfEMP1 and SICAvar is essentially limited to a highly conserved six amino acid long PEXEL-like motif, questioning the robustness of these observations.

A special focus of the therapy is to integrate the generally fragmented, gap-filled reports of traumatic experience into a coherent narrative and to bring about the habituation of emotional responses to reminders of the traumatic event.

The aim is to integrate the generally fragmented, gap-filled reports of traumatic experience into a coherent narrative and to bring about the habituation of emotional responses to reminders of the traumatic event.

In RNA-Seq analysis of differential gene expression in different conditions, it is very common that de novo assembling of eukaryotic transcriptome often reports fragmented transcripts of one gene or repeated contigs that only differ by a single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) or a base insertion or deletion (indel).