Sentence examples for weak fragmentation from inspiring English sources

However, fragmentation of 3β-HCA derivatised with piperidine reagent 2 gives no significant peak in the equivalent chromatogram (Fig. 2B, lower panel) although a similar (but weak) fragmentation spectrum can be identified at 6.55 min (Fig. 2D).

The weak fragmentation of sterols derivatised with reagent 2 would be of particular importance to techniques that rely exclusively on MS for identification and quantitation, for example SRM or MRM carried out on a triple-quadrupole mass spectrometer.

It describes the root causes of pervasive weakness in growth as "persistent financial market fragmentation, weak bank balance sheets, low demand, and creeping uncertainty as well as structural weaknesses, all reinforce each other and contribute to contraction of real activity".

Political fragmentation, weak state institutions, and corruption pervade throughout the region leaving areas with fractured or no central authority and limited governmental willingness or ability to provide basic services to populations.

Taking into account these factors and the number of studies finding significant results (positive or negative), the evidence supporting an effect of air pollution on DNA fragmentation is weak but suggestive, on sperm motility is limited and probably inexistent, on lower sperm count is inconclusive, and on sperm morphology is very suggestive.

The results indicated that total diversity had a negative relationship with transect heterogeneity and total species number had a weak negative association with increasing fragmentation.

While the Indian software industry is not yet connected to the software product market opportunities, it certainly has a strong upper hand when compared to the Chinese software industry, which suffers from high fragmentation and a weak institutional framework, as well as a lack of credibility.

In fact, the Holarctic lineage appears to be geographically largely unstructured and shows only weak signs of past population fragmentation.

Looking specifically at the decisions taken on HRH, the role of the agencies in influencing the reform options adopted emerges more clearly, given the fluidity of power relations in the health sector, as well as the relatively weak hierarchical structures and the fragmentation between departments within the MoHS.

That said, Myanmar is a weak state where the danger of fragmentation is real.

That promises a more predictable environment, but it will also entrench fragmentation, with borrowers in weak countries finding it harder and more expensive to gain access to credit.