Sentence examples for reduced fragmentation from inspiring English sources

"Later, in 2013, economic activity should gradually recover, supported by our accommodative monetary policy stance, the improvement in financial market confidence and reduced fragmentation, as well as a strengthening of global demand".

Thus, increased polymer size reflects either reduced fragmentation or enhanced growth.

Post-digest labeling with iTRAQ or ICAT isotopic labels [32] is also difficult due to limited sample availability, limitations in instrumentation (one-third rule with the LTQ spectrometer restricting detection of the labels in the low molecular weight range) [33], and the labile nature of phosphates and labels which causes reduced fragmentation and detection in MS/MS spectra [34].

MP integration improved both assembly contiguity and reduced fragmentation of the gene space, but only to a modest extent.

It is through improvements in the health system functions where the intermediate goals of reduced fragmentation and duplication and increased efficiency and acceptability are reached.

Axonal fragmentation was significantly reduced with 100 ng/ml taxol, while 10 ng/ml showed a non-significant trend towards reduced fragmentation.

This would also enable these companies to reduce fragmentation in trading, and simplify market making for these stocks.

The Securities and Exchange Commission sought public comment today on preliminary proposals aimed at reducing fragmentation in United States stock markets, including the formation of a central market for customer orders.

To reduce fragmentation, SA algorithm should sufficiently consider various factors so as to achieve optimization.

We shouldn't dream of scrapping electronic records; they are a leap toward reducing fragmentation of care.

Harvest scheduling consists of a set of policies and algorithms designed to reduce fragmentation and edge effects, and increase connectivity.