Sentence examples for considerable cohesion from inspiring English sources

eco1Δ wpl1Δ cells by themselves display a considerable cohesion defect (Ben-Shahar et al. 2008).

These data show that although considerable cohesion loss occurs during MI, its consequences are observed during meiosis II, when centromeric cohesion is needed to maintain dyad integrity.

Therefore, the cross-linking conditions used in this work (previously optimized by Fontes et al. [ 11]) were sufficient to promote considerable cohesion between the polymers, avoiding a higher water uptake.

The European Union has allocated a considerable part of cohesion-policies funds to urban development, recognising urban areas as key-components for social and economic development.

The role of carrying a side high on vulnerability and low on cohesion has involved considerable soul searching, but Van Persie has not shirked responsibility.

Dover inferred that … … if in addition, future studies confirm that many non-genic families affect DNA transcription and transcript processing, or chromatin structure and chromosome behaviour, then the dual process of generating intrapopulation cohesion and interpopulation discontinuities would be of considerable evolutionary significance.

(p. 115) … if in addition, future studies confirm that many non-genic families affect DNA transcription and transcript processing, or chromatin structure and chromosome behaviour, then the dual process of generating intrapopulation cohesion and interpopulation discontinuities would be of considerable evolutionary significance.

With the Lisbon Summit coming up in a few days, I think the European Parliament needs to send out a clear signal to the Member State governments that Europe' s entry into the digital age, and therefore into a new economic area with very considerable potential, must not be at the price of social cohesion.

Tensile overpressure compartments may thus extend laterally for considerable distances around low-dipping thrust faults that have regained some cohesion.

In addition, the parallel-bond tensile and cohesion strengths are the two most significant microparameters with a considerable effect on the UCS.

Although there is still considerable disagreement about the definition, measurement, and workings of social capital and cohesion, various studies have shown that these complex social constructs are associated with a wide range of health outcomes, such as life-expectancy, mortality rates, and self rated health [ 14- 19].