Sentence examples for fragmented through from inspiring English sources

Naoki Takizawa, a Japanese designer, has used mirrors and video images to create a poetic idea of the forest, with light fragmented through leaves and branches as images of animals and plants float by.

When the endogenous PP2A-Aα gene chromatin from αTN4-1 cells were randomly fragmented through sonication, antibody against ETS-1, CREB, SP-1 or AP-2alpha used for immunoprecipitation was able to precipitate down the PP2A-Aα proximal promoter sequences which can be amplified into 189 bp (lane 2, 4 of Fig. 7A) or 168 bp (lane 2, 4 of Fig. 7B) fragment after PCR reaction.

The cells were lysed through freeze-thawing, and DNA was fragmented through ultrasonication.

(4) An important piece of complementary information may be obtained through the use of tandem mass spectrometry,(5) whereby molecules of predetermined masses are fragmented through collision-induced dissociation.

While these are important factors in women's perceptions of positive or negative experiences of care [ 32], they may be particularly important for women whose care is potentially fragmented through transfer.

Alternatively, linear pLL3.7 plasmid DNA, previously incubated with malten or CDDP for 2 h at 37°C under conditions already described, was partially fragmented through mild sonication (once × 10 s at 20 W Labsonic L sonicator B. Braun Biotech International, Melsungen, Germany) and separated by AGE.

Youd has taped a second sheet behind the first, and it has begun to pick up ink smudges and letter fragments through the tears as he continues on.

Equal MNase digestion was confirmed by examining DNA size fragments through electrophoresis on a 2% agarose gel and through bioanalyzer analysis.

In contrast, protonation at the p-NH2 results in a more stable conformation which fragments through a mechanism similar to that of 4,4′-MDA.

Similarly, in Experiment 2, Control fragments 3 through 19 had MI of 0.5 or above (not shown).

Dwibedy configures bedrock chunks of language alongside one another in ways that acknowledge the invariable fragmentation of language, but also the possibility of holistically realigning such fragments through acts of literature.