Sentence examples for lost fragment from inspiring English sources

In the case of the C3-aniline derivative (m/z 246) an iodo group is lost (fragment ion m/z 119) followed probably by an ethyl group (fragment ion m/z 91) and a methyl group (fragment ion m/z 77).

DNA from a strain with a Tn 10 insertion in a specific fragment will lose that fragment, and two fragments will be detected that sum to the size of the lost fragment plus 9.3 kb, which is the size of Tn 10.

To make much of a lost fragment is to treat rock'n'roll like old-master painting.

Glyph-blocks on the platforms may be referred to in this fashion: Uxmal:Mon.3,M2 (one of the two glyphs on a lost fragment, mentioned below).

A lost fragment of a Leonardo da Vinci manuscript has been rediscovered in a French public library.

By Jenny Hendrix December 9, 2010 A lost fragment of a Leonardo da Vinci manuscript has been rediscovered in a French public library.

The main reasons for these gaps are lost fragments in the fragmentation phase and repeating sequences in the genome.

The outcomes indicated that, at the whole region scale, agricultural landscapes became lost, fragmented, transformed and isolated as urbanization intensified.

Even the song titles – Heart of Steel, Never Gonna Love Again – feel like lost fragments from a more innocent time, before irony swamped pop culture.

In several places he was able to record lost fragments of the epics just weeks before the last of the asans (or village bards) died, taking their songs to their grave.

Ecologists have estimated that approximately 90 percent of the species's natural geographic range, which once spanned the majority of northwestern and west-central India, has been lost, fragmented by road-building and mining activities and transformed by irrigation and mechanized farming.