Sentence examples for small fragmentation from inspiring English sources
"Is it possible that these [four] events are related to a recent (but very small) fragmentation event from a parent body," Twitter user Kevin Heider asked the American Meteor Society in a tweet Wednesday.
Also, small fragmentation trees contain less information for, say, classifying an unknown compound.
GUS and GAPDH mRNA degradation closely reflected moderate to severe degradation of total RNA (p < 0.001), best represented by the small fragmentation region % area.
In contrast, 5S % area was a good predictor of only early to moderate RNA degradation (p < 0.05), and the small fragmentation region percentage area of moderate to severe RNA degradation (p < 0.05).
For the target transcripts, DNMT1 and FMR1ex3/4, mRNA degradation was closely associated with moderate to severe degradation of total RNA (p < 0.001), and was best predicted by the small fragmentation region % area, and by GUS and GAPDH mRNA, all of which had similar degradation kinetics.
All conventional single-tree and group selection designs greatly increased small-scale fragmentation of the mature forest matrix.
For the vast majority of epi-benthic macrofauna collected from excavations and Breder traps, no effect of small-scale fragmentation on utilization was observed.
By applying simultaneous radar and optical imaging (multi-static video and spectral imagers), small-scale fragmentation and sudden breakup, in which locked populations of volatile chemicals are assumed to be released from the meteoroid body, could be studied in great detail.
We conclude from the few well-designed and replicated studies that there is a bias towards modelling approaches and small-scale fragmentation experiments, so more large-scale studies on a community level are needed to quantify the functional roles of insects and their dependence on fragmented calcareous grasslands in the landscape mosaic.
Nonetheless, the ENM suggests that potential glacial refugia in East China were more strongly affected by small-scale fragmentation compared to the situation in South Japan in general, and its southern parts (Shikoku, Kyushu) in particular, where such refugia might have even existed in nearby shelf areas.
MMDA (MCBF) can approach the theoretical upper limit, because it has smaller fragmentation; conversely due to the larger fragmentation, MMDA CLFRFF) performs worse than MMDA (MCBF).
