Sentence examples for partial fragmentation from inspiring English sources

A slight reduction of prohibitins, seen early after induction of shRNA production, led to a partial fragmentation of the fusion competent OPA1 fragments a and b.

A conspicuous example is the fragmentation of cells or organelles: the intact and the completely fragmented states are easy to recognize while the degree of partial fragmentation is difficult to gage, thus often involving human experts and time-consuming manual processes.

When the spleen was removed from the body, partial fragmentation of the organ was required in the bag.

This treatment causes partial fragmentation of the long fibers, which degrades the mechanical performance of the composite.

The partial fragmentation is advantageous as the radicals formed in inner part of the granules after fragmentation can also take part in the network formation.

Methods B155, 349, 1999.] the partial fragmentation cross sections appear to be systematically slightly underestimated by a factor which is independent on the fragment species within the same data set, and so do the simulated neutron energy spectra from selected heavy ion reactions; especially in the forward direction.

As a part of an extensive ongoing benchmarking of PHITS, we have compared calculated partial projectile fragmentation cross sections with accelerator-based measurements from the reactions of 200 1000 MeV/n 4He, 12C, 14N, 16O, 20Ne, 28Si, 40Ar, and 56Fe on polyethylene, carbon, aluminum, copper, tin and lead, with different thicknesses, using different total reaction cross section models in PHITS.

These studies were among the first to show that partial antigen fragmentation was a necessary and sufficient event for T cell recognition and opened the way to defining the precise peptide sequences or 'epitopes' that T cells recognised.

Figure 5a, b presents GO flakes, while Fig. 5c, d shows the effects of ultrasounds on GO flakes, which undergo partial folding and fragmentation.

In those countries with established social insurance schemes there is continuing concern over the issues and challenges of fragmentation, partial population coverage and difficulties in generating sufficient pooling.

In the case of CaO, the active species involved may be Ca2+ ions in the form of calcium glyceroxide, or Ca(OH 2 colloids formed as a result of the partial hydroxylation and fragmentation of the solid CaO material by water formed during the etherification reaction.