Population-based prevention helps to integrate the health system, acts as a cohesive factor among regional health services, and demonstrates that a community perspective is feasible in Spain.
What emerges of course is a complex portrait of Greene, at the heart of which lies the conclusion that "Graham's lifelong preoccupation with the equivocations that beset all men and women, and his consciousness of his own contrariety, themselves supplied a cohesive factor that, transmuted in art, gave the novels their distinctive voice".
Since its inception the Lambeth Conference, which meets every 10 years, has constituted the principal cohesive factor in Anglicanism, even though its decisions are not binding and must be approved by the individual churches.
However, rather than be the source of division among Burundi's citizens, religion in this instance appeared a more cohesive factor, largely, across ethnic lines.
The cohesive factor through all the differences, the Roman people possessed the talent and felt the necessity to organize in large and complex terms politically, architecturally, or otherwise.
Curry noted that when a patient arrives to an emergency room whether the team is working as a cohesive unit is a huge factor in being able to save a heart attack victim.
Cohesive strength is an important factor in determining the structure and function of biofilm systems, and cohesive strength plays a key role in our ability to remove or control biofilms in engineered systems.
In the present research, cohesion is treated as a key factor in building up the coherence of a text, and the configuration of cohesive devices in cohesive chains in the text as essential.
Those rules empower a cohesive minority in several ways.
Hezbollah first announced itself as a cohesive group in 1985.
"You learn how to work together as a cohesive group in non-hierarchical means".
