Sentence examples for little fragmentation from inspiring English sources

Little fragmentation of fibromodulin was apparent, although one, almost full-length fibromodulin core protein fragment (approximately 49 kDa) was evident in fibrillated and OA cartilage but not meniscus.

The success of FAB as a soft ionisation technique meant it produced little fragmentation and structural information.

The results from the landscape spatial structure analysis based on jaguar observation data indicate that jaguars used areas with PLAND around 83% and with little fragmentation.

Whether the Copia app and service can survive alongside the popular Kindle app (as well as all the others, like Kobo) is difficult to say, but as I have noted, consumers want as little fragmentation as possible in their experience.

We did not completely analyze this, but did assess nuclear morphology and found little fragmentation and blebbing or DNA condensation in cells not exposed to magnetic nanospheres (Fig. 5e) or exposed to nanospheres containing magnetic nanoparticles at an iron concentration of 3.4 mM (Fig. 5f).

There was little fragmentation of SLRPs in normal control knee articular cartilage.

Consistent with the notion that Bortezomib suppresses cell cycle progression, Bortezomib significantly decreased cell density with little DNA fragmentation compared with untreated cells (Supplementary Figure S2a, Figure 2a).

Similar to Totino et al., who observed autophagy-like cell death in drug-treated P. falciparum, we also observed very little DNA fragmentation by the TUNEL assay, which was deemed not to be significant.

It, therefore, appears that the increase in total area of woodland in Britain has not stopped the continuous loss of old woodland and has only led to little de-fragmentation.

Nathaniel Stookey's "Big Bang" was a cheerful little exercise in fragmentation, silence and audience participation.

The fibers survived 6 weeks with little evidence of fragmentation or degradation.