Since many compounds are introduced simultaneously into the interface, it is preferable to minimise fragmentation otherwise the spectra are extremely complex and it is difficult to assign ions to compounds unequivocally, with the result that quantification is imprecise.
The key is to find approaches that would avoid or minimise fragmentation in policy development, programme development and delivery, and knowledge base development for policy making, implementation and evaluation.
Data was collected at laser power just above threshold level, continually moving the laser target position after 1 2 shots in order to minimise fragmentation.
With the life of a clinical trial spanning upwards of five-years from conception to publication, some degree of fragmentation in primary outcome measure use may be unavoidable and should be considered as it would need to be clear whether or not there would be sufficient buy-in from trialists to minimise fragmentation.
Attempts are being made to minimise the fragmentation of remaining habitat by strategically reversing or managing habitat loss.
Google has taken steps over recent years to minimise the effect of OS fragmentation, moving a growing number of the programming hooks, or APIs, used by developers into its Google Play application, which is automatically updated.
The international literature clearly highlights that fragmentation of fund pools should be minimised and the bigger the pool, the better [ 1, 16].
Samples were collected at least five metres from their nearest sampled neighbour to minimise the inclusion of clones that were a result of fragmentation, and were kept at ambient temperature in 70% ethanol until further processing.
The MACIS report (Berry and others 2008) states that to prevent and minimise future impacts of climate change on biological diversity in the EU, the minimization of fragmentation and the creation of connectors between protected areas is of extreme importance.
They write "We name this species Charopa lafargei after Lafarge whose declared goals for biodiversity include minimising and avoiding damage to important habitats, minimising and avoiding species mortality and stress, and minimising and reversing habitat fragmentation".
