Sentence examples for secondary fragmentation from inspiring English sources

In addition, ash can be produced during secondary fragmentation of pumice fragments, due to the conservation of heat within the flow.

Indeed, these low abundant fragments were proven to be secondary fragmentation products of MS/MS ions by using MS3 fragmentation of the corresponding MS/MS ions, using direct infusion of the standards into a ThermoScientific Linear Ion Trap LTQ mass spectrometer (Fig. 1c).

If so, when new blast occurs, the fragments from the new blast will collide with the muck pile left from the previous blast, and the kinetic energy carried by the moving fragments will be partly used in their secondary fragmentation.

Notably, head group fragment of m/z 259 might be produced from the secondary fragmentation of arachidonates and other ions.

Moreover, results indicated that only 1% of crushed fragments had a size of over 1000 mm and needed secondary fragmentation [2].

However, other products from secondary fragmentation of a ions were not observed, probably because they dissociate via multiple channels; the resulting secondary fragments would then give rise to signals with too small signal-to-noise ratio for detection.

Compared to the direct impacts, the indirect impacts of new oil development in ITT or Block 31 are likely to be even greater: colonization and its subsequent secondary deforestation, fragmentation, and unsustainable hunting and fishing.

Our data suggest that at least some of the compromised biomechanical properties of the degenerative disc arise from fibrocartilaginous metaplasia of the NP secondary to fragmentation of SLRP core proteins and associated degenerative changes affecting the ECM.

Our data suggest that the compromised biomechanical properties of the degenerative disc arise at least in part from fibrocartilaginous metaplasia of the NP secondary to fragmentation of these SLRP core proteins and the associated loss of ECM homeostasis.

These symptoms may be due to sleep fragmentation secondary to recurrent apnea.

Moreover, these data demonstrate that impaired Ca2+ buffering in the absence of AFG3L2 is indeed caused by mitochondrial fragmentation secondary to enhanced OPA1 processing.