Sentence examples for fragmented segments from inspiring English sources

And two, it shows just how local and fragmented segments of it are, even as the overall meetings business grows nationally and internationally.

These fragmented segments might be due to structural variations between NERICA and Nipponbare/WAB56 104 or due to recombination between unlinked genes.

Thermo-oxidation is accompanied by a significant overall decrease of the rubber fraction, an increase of the cross-linking density, and a pronounced increase of the non-crosslinked fraction (chain ends and fragmented segments).

The biggest challenge I found was that, instead of having whole days or weeks to concentrate on giving a presentation, writing a paper, or planning an experiment, I had to fit lecture preparation and other work responsibilities into fragmented segments of an hour here and there.

The technology essentially reduces the transcriptome to a series of randomly fragmented segments of a few hundred nucleotides in length.

In order to detect specific genomic regions that cause inbreeding depression, all autosomes were fragmented in segments of equal size (three, five and eight segments per autosome) and three additional analyses per chromosome were carried out using F snp.

One of the fastest growing and most fragmented B2B segments is also one of the most mundane.

However, despite a number of existing studies, this task is still challenging, especially when a 3D microscopic image has low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and fragmented neuron segments.

Kendall-Jackson has had 18% annual unit-volume growth in the 1990s and a dollar market share in the highly fragmented chardonnay segment (60% of its sales) that dwarfs its nearest competitors.

The numbers refer to human chromosomes and under each species the number of segment found in that species, not including segments fragmented due to inversions.

The general result from these, and other studies, is that during cladogenesis, the immigrant population becomes fragmented, with each segment containing a limited range of genetic variation in comparison with the continental progenitor population (Baldwin et al. 1998).