Sentence examples for increased fragmentation from inspiring English sources

In the P31res1.2 cells, there was increased fragmentation of XIAP, but it is not clear whether these fragments retain the caspase-9 or caspase-3-inhibiting function of XIAP.

Increased fragmentation of rest-activity patterns is associated with a characteristic pattern of cognitive impairment in older individuals.

This characterization shows that 703 out of 2420 counties experienced both cropland loss and increased fragmentation.

Moreover, the researchers noted that the modern chipmunks were more genetically differentiated across sites than in the past, a sign of increased fragmentation in the alpine chipmunk population.

Age-related effects on circadian rhythms include reductions of rhythm amplitude, alterations in re-entrainment, and increased fragmentation.

We found that temporal distribution of amphibians is negatively related to increased fragmentation of valuable biotope configurations.

The spatial context is another important layer of complexity, particularly in areas with reduced habitat complexity and increased fragmentation.

Analyses of sperm samples from healthy men have found changes as men age, including increased fragmentation of DNA, and some studies outside the United States have noted increased rates of some cancers in children of older fathers.

One example I often use with respect to digital media is Cass Sundstein's 2001 article "The Daily We," in which he predicted that the Internet would ultimately lead to increased fragmentation and polarization in American public life.

Results also explain how specific conditions after the disaster - such as lack of time coupled with socio-political pressures - increased fragmentation.

The analysis shows that initially the urban area expands mainly as outlying growth, causing increased fragmentation and dispersion of urban areas.