Sentence examples for a cohesive role from inspiring English sources

Resonance Raman microprobe analysis of perisarc indicates the presence of catechol iron III) complexes in situ, but it remains to be determined whether the DOPA iron III) interaction plays a cohesive role in holding the protein, chitin and melanin networks together.

It is known that recombination plays a cohesive role in bacteria within closely related lineages, because HR is rare between distant phylogenetic taxa [ 26, 49, 50].

"We're not after recreating a positivity that wasn't there," says Kalu. "But these places, despite their reputations, played a cohesive communal role.

So I will not go on — except to say that, as mediocre as the era of mass surely was, and as obsolete as it surely is, I can't help seeing the disappearance of widely read, reported facts from American journalism, and their cohesive role in the commonly shared space of our democracy, as a cause for concern.

The three groups might therefore represent lineages that, because of slightly distinct ecologies or notable variations in the species life cycle, have gradually diverged too far from one another for recombination to play its cohesive role, so that they might eventually become separate species, should these variations remain or increase.

The trade group, in its manifesto, said the airlines wanted "a cohesive policy supporting the integral role of the U.S. airline industry in our economy," and argued that without help, "domestic service levels will suffer," especially at smaller cities and rural communities.

Unfortunately, these committees have not played their fundamental role in a cohesive and active way in Afghanistan.

Discoveries of novel mutations and further study of EV-associated HPV serotypes in lesional and nonlesional skin of affected patients and the general population may help generate a cohesive theory regarding the true role of a defective immune barrier in oncogenesis.

Somatic mutations in SIPA1l3 have been discovered in cancers of the brain [ 127, 128], prostate [ 129], breast [ 24], ovary [ 32], pancreas [ 130], colon [ 24], skin [ 131] and hematopoietic system [ 34], but a cohesive picture of the functional role that this gene plays in these diverse cancer types is yet to emerge.

This pattern is compatible with a definition of speciation in bacteria in which recombination plays the role of a cohesive force counterbalancing divergence by genetic drift and population structure, and where species appear when this force is weakened between lineages [ 1, 2, 94].

Multiple spacecraft that work in concert to assemble as a cohesive unit will play an important role in future space missions.