Sentence examples for potential for fragmentation from inspiring English sources

The gains made by alliance forces in the last week have created the potential for fragmentation across a wide swath of Afghanistan.

There is little consideration of the patient's receiving cohesive treatment, which leads to the serious potential for fragmentation and communication errors.

No one expected the Arab revolts to be a simple march ahead, but rarely have things seemed so much in flux, with more potential for fragmentation, bloodshed and disarray.

Beneath this battle of signifiers there is a serious potential for fragmentation in Spain.

If many other governments take hope from the Chinese experience and impose stronger censorship laws, there is potential for fragmentation of the internet community.

While the wide range of options for back pain care may enhance a sense of choice, it also presents potential for fragmentation of care, miscommunication and confusion.

This indicates a detrimental impact of APBs as potential nuclei for fragmentation of the γ/γ′ microstructure in CoNi-base superalloys.

Now that available bioinformatic platforms can accommodate high throughput top down MS/MS analyses that result in a multitude of ion types, such as the diverse array of fragments that arise from UVPD, the potential for hybrid fragmentation of intact proteins is feasible even for complex mixtures.

But some experts caution that the reforms create the potential for forest fragmentation and complicate the task of sustainable management.

OS X (10.2 and on) automatically decreases the potential for file fragmentation by writing the new data to the largest block of free space on the hard drive.

A suite of physicochemical analyses were conducted which showed recent ash, from 2001 and 2002 explosive phases, to be of similar composition to the historical deposits (trachy-basaltic) but rather coarser (< 2.4 c.v.% sub-10 μm material and <11.5 c.v.% sub-10 μm material, respectively), but the potential for post-depositional fragmentation by wind and vehicles should not be ignored.