Sentence examples for sufficiently fragmented from inspiring English sources
Fragmented cRNA was considered sufficiently fragmented for use on MYcroarrays if the mean fragment length less than 200 nucleotides.
The US food retailing market is still sufficiently fragmented to allow consolidation.
In a sufficiently fragmented general-election field, Ted Cruz or Scott Walker could well test the waters for a Tea Party run alongside, say, Jeb Bush.
Notably, ions associated with the microspots did not include silver clusters such as Ag+ or Ag2+, perhaps indicating that the silver was extensively associated with other compounds, or that the nanoparticles were not sufficiently fragmented by the C60+ primary ion beam.
As of the declaration of Federal endangerment status, the finding of the United States Environmental Protection Agency was that the total species population was sufficiently small and fragmented that it was subject to stochastic extinction.
The peptic peptide KDM4C331 344 fragmented sufficiently to allow a comprehensive analysis of deuterium uptake at single amino acid level.
We live in an age of fragmentation: fragmented communities, fragmented lives, fragmented attention.
Surveys of public attitudes have increasingly been criticized for being superficial and too fragmented to sufficiently represent views comprehensively within a complex issue domain.
A stochastic inheritance mechanism would be sufficiently accurate if the mitochondria simply remained fragmented and uniformly distributed in the cytoplasm throughout the entire division process.
By means of sufficient insight and a sufficiently ascetic life, however, one could eventually, over the course of several lives, come to liberate the Light within from the surrounding Darkness, thus rejoining the larger Light of which the soul is but a fragmented and isolated part.
Some of the factors hindering progress include weak and fragmented health systems that are not sufficiently decentralized, poor integration of health services, poor access to HIV testing and counselling services and pervasive stigma and discrimination.
