Sentence examples for slow and fragmented from inspiring English sources

They were limited both in the volume carried per unit and in speed; they were too small, too slow, and fragmented; and the railways, as they became integrated into national systems, provided a far more extensive service with greater flexibility.

Lobbying does exist, however in a small, slow and fragmented way that could be expedited more judiciously with exponentially greater results.

However, the full potential of telehealth has not been realised with slow and fragmented uptake.

Some known reasons for the slow and fragmented approach to adoption of educational reform include resistance to change educational philosophy during the formative years of an institution [ 4].

Despite the great potential of telemedicine, its adoption in routine healthcare has been slow, uneven, and fragmented (9, 10).

However, telemedicine has a poor record of implementation and a very patchy history of adoption [ 3], with a slow, uneven and fragmented uptake into the ongoing and routine operations of healthcare [ 4, 5].

Although the patient did not fulfill the diagnostic criteria for ARVC (Table S1), clear evidence of slow conduction and fragmented electrograms was seen in the patient's RV, and this feature is compatible with a subclinical ARVC phenotype.

Metro-North has cobbled together a network of buses and diesel trains, but the service (see map or description) will be slow, infrequent, fragmented and very crowded.

At the population level, inbreeding depression can slow population growth and increase extinction risk [ 8- 10], particularly in small and fragmented populations [ 11, 12], making it a phenomenon of particular concern to conservation biology [ 13].

Hypsarrhythmia was defined as the presence of diffuse, high-amplitude, nonsynchronous slow-wave theta and delta activity with loss of normal background features, with the pattern being continuous when awake and fragmented in sleep.

This keeps African markets small and fragmented.