Techniques such as Concaterpillar [ 96] can address discordant signals up to a point, but still need some degree of cohesion among the input alignments as a basis for building consistent sets.
"There is a basis for this movement.
He called it a "basis" for change.
Provide a basis for your requests.
"Churches have always served as the basis for social cohesion" in the community, he said.
The economic transformation of the past three decades has challenged the family-focused basis for social cohesion, but most villagers responding to our inquiries expressed that they trusted and were willing to assist their neighbors.
"Terrible to say, less blood proved less binding, for nothing is as powerful a basis of mass passion and cohesion than killings," he said.
According to Halliday and Hasan (1985 [1989], p. 94), "cohesion is the foundation on which the edifice of coherence is built", and "the basis for textual coherence lies in cohesion" (Hasan 1984, p. 210).
According to Hasan (1984), "the basis for textual coherence lies in cohesion" (p. 210), and "Cohesion is an essential property of texts, but it is the way the cohesive resources are deployed that makes the difference between text and non-text, and between one text and another" (Halliday and Hasan 1985 [1989], p. 54).
For a start, the four collaborative species are unrelated, suggesting that a propensity for cohesion has evolved independently.
Given the limitation of Smc3 acetylation levels as a readout for cohesion defects, we turned towards a genetic analysis of the relationship between cohesion establishment factors and the Eco1-dependent cohesion establishment reaction.
