Sentence examples for low fragmentation from inspiring English sources

Reflecting their low fragmentation frequency, we could assume that GFRα1− (Ngn3+ and more advanced) units do not fragment but simply accumulate at each lattice site.

Low fragmentation level with only one exchange: Philippine Stock Exchange.

Low fragmentation level with only one exchange: Indonesia Stock Exchange.

Low fragmentation level with only two stock exchanges: Stock Exchange of Thailand and Market for Alternative Investment.

Low fragmentation level, with only one exchange; infrastructure is still too young for HFT development (Lim 2014).

Low fragmentation level with only three exchanges in Australia's market; and no transaction rebates (Securities and Exchange Commission 2010).

Overall (median) CPLAND and AI revealed: (a) for birds, El Abra-Tanchipa BR and neighboring areas exhibited the lowest fragmentation (high CPLAND and high AI), whereas Sierra Gorda BR was the most fragmented; (b) for mammals, El Abra-Tanchipa Abra-Tanchipa and El Cielo lowest overall fragmentation, while Sierra Gorda BRswas thexhibitedagmented.

To develop a method to select spermatozoa with low DNA fragmentation rates for assisted reproduction technologies (ART).

The high efficiency of about 40%, for the range of energies of interest, along with the small background, are crucial for measuring β-delayed neutron emission branchings for neutron-rich r-process nuclei produced as low intensity fragmentation beams in in-flight separator facilities.

However, the 12 Drosophila genomes provide a reasonable tradeoff between the quality of the assemblies and annotations (e.g., identification of orthologous and low sequence fragmentation in scaffolds) and the statistical power.

One example, known as MSE, attempts to do so by rapidly alternating between a high- and a low-energy fragmentation, with the objective of producing a low-energy spectrum that contains few or no fragments so that the original metabolite can easily be identified, using its corresponding fragments observed in the high-energy spectrum.