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This suggests that the volume of directly-inhalable dust able to penetrate the deep lungs, where chronic respiratory disorders could potentially be triggered, is likely to be limited in such eruptions, unless the ash is further fragmented and re-suspended by wind and vehicles, and this should be investigated in future research.

These fragments were further fragmented and size selected to generate Illumina libraries (Supplementary Fig. S1).

The parliamentary opposition, however, was further fragmented into competing factions.

The peptides were further fragmented by collision-induced dissociation and analyzed again.

Samples were digested by IdeS enzyme and digests were further fragmented by chemical reduction.

When in the supposedly green era of the 90s the NCC was further fragmented and deprived of resources and power, Moore was bewildered and profoundly disappointed.

This extraordinary growth raises concerns that the forested landscape will be further fragmented as urbanization increases (Pivo 1996, Butler et al. 2004, McKee et al. 2004, Luck 2007).

These tiny molecules are further fragmented into smaller particles and created an additional source of increasing the cavitational activity (Kumar et al. 2015).

In the positive ESI/MS of D. officinale, the base peaks always appeared as [M + H]+ and [M + Na]+ ions, which were further fragmented by the successive losses of one molecule of H2O, leading to the product ions [M + H-18]+.

In addition, the Western daily diet contains about 10 20 g of gluten proteins, which are cleaved in part and incompletely by human digestive enzymes and, as we hypothesize, are further fragmented by GI microbial proteases.

We cannot exclude the possibility that to a larger extent, several long-range HGLBs were further fragmented by synteny blocks by large evolutionary events, and it is conceivable that chromosomal regions might contain specific "anchor points", which have combined features of long-range chromatin modeling with cis-regulatory and/or other functions.