"European institutions have the competence to bring together the fragmented response to TNCs which is happening at the national level.
In case of a non-mass lesion with fragmented response, the overall size is given.
In case of a single masse lesion with a fragmented response, i) the overall dimension of the foci is given when foci are adjacent, ii) each foci is measured when foci are distant and the overall sum is given.
A fragmented, uncoordinated response by and among different agencies can prove dangerous and even deadly.
Since 1986 grassland in Kansas became more connected and less fragmented in response to the CRP.
With a much delayed and fragmented regional response, the case is an archetype of the global health security regime in several respects.
Other concerns have highlighted a "fragmented and response-oriented approach," with related literature dispersed across various scientific disciplines in a somewhat piecemeal manner (Tekeli-Yeşil 2006, p. 317).
For instance, recently, Herzberg and Shulman [3] showed how to launch a DNS cache poisoning attack using fragmented DNS responses to replace the authentic IP address of a victim name server with a spoofed one and ran this against sns-pb.isc.orgsns-pb.isc.org name server, which appears in 69 transitive trust chains of other domains.
"The EU has an opportunity to move beyond its fragmented and lacklustre response to date and finally acknowledge the severity of this humanitarian crisis," he said.
(The most striking moment in the film, the one in which presence pierces performance and onscreen behavior bursts through scripted action, is Driver's pale, wide-eyed, fragmented, and mumbled response to praise for his heroism).
This would also indicate that the release of fragmented DNA in response to lethal stimuli can benefit the bacterial "community" by increasing the spread of genetic information, including antibiotic resistance, to surrounding bacteria and be used to form an intercellular matrix in biofilms [36].
