The ultimate lesson of America, then, is that what holds an economic union together has less to do with fiscal and monetary institutions than the desire of its people for closer political cohesion.
One possible explanation for the high-fidelity of NHEJ in S or G2 cells is the presence of sister chromatids, which have close physical cohesion that might play an important role in stabilizing the ends of the DSB and preventing degradation or exonuclease activity that leads to deletions [ 48].
However, the use of income inequality may be more than a truism, since Putnam's definition of social cohesion falls closer to the idea of "social capital" and its maintenance.
The few studies of rewards of caregiving constrain a multitude of profit, most appreciation by the patient and others for the caregiving and satisfaction about providing care and an increase of cohesion and closer relationships with the patient and within the family (Bauer et al. 2012b, 2013; Schwartz and Gidron 2002).
In adults, additional positive experiences due to social networking, social connectedness, social support, social cohesion, and close relationships might also have an impact and correct the negative parental rearing behavior on resilience over the life-span (see review Dunkel, Schetter and Dolbier, [ 5]).
As this requires SCC1, which closes the cohesin ring for cohesion, the question is whether non-cohesive binding is through a ring structure and topological, as is generally considered to be the case for cohesive cohesin (Ivanov and Nasmyth, 2005).
The United States is too stretched — militarily and economically — to do without the cohesion of its closest allies.
Organizational climate and work group cohesion are conceptually close to team climate, but they might provide a less practical basis for planning interventions to reduce turnover [ 17].
The parish's social cohesion disintegrated, parochial schools closed, priests and nuns left.
