Sentence examples for of its fragmentation from inspiring English sources

We've said very clearly is that the industry because of its fragmentation introduces a lot of extra costs, we need to look at that.

ZnO toxicity is also dependent on the scale of its fragmentation [65].

In this innovative approach, the FRAGSTATS model was employed to calculate landscape indices, which characterized landscape in term of its fragmentation, shape and diversity.

Compared to grinding wheels comprising the commercial bond from a Na2O K2O Al2O3 B2O3 SiO2 system, the microcrystalline structure of the new-developed bond limits the range of its fragmentation in the process of grinding.

The purpose of this paper is to describe the Mexican health system, and the impact of its fragmentation on access to medicines.

In addition to protection of DNA integrity (assessed by analysis of its fragmentation) HA also reduced protein oxidation, lipid peroxidation and formation of OH* radicals in these cultures [ 116].

She is dispirited by the state of journalism, its fragmentation and the lack of venues for long pieces of the kind she likes to write.

Formation of the belts gave rise to the supercontinent of Pangea; its fragmentation, beginning about 200 million years ago, gave rise to a new ocean, the Tethys Sea.

The collapse of Doha, and its fragmentation of the multilateral or global approach to trade, means that China did not consider these consequences as outweighing its own economic interests–and really could not function as a "broker" as it pursued its own agenda.

Since any construction of roads and buildings is accompanied by the destruction of soil structure, its fragmentation and the increase in its aeration, it will likewise result in the destruction of soil humus, which will also be emitted into the atmosphere as CO2.

America may often seem on the brink of implosion, yet it draws strength from its fragmentation of power, the same fragmentation as was advocated for Norway.