But 23 foreign militaries, including those of Israel and Britain, have lifted their bans on gay service members without any disruption of unit cohesion or military readiness.
However, evacuations can produce long-term negative effects such as psychological trauma, and disruption of community cohesion and employment and economic continuity (e.g. Mileti et al. 1991, Lindell and Perry 1992, Cola 1996, Tobin and Whiteford 2002, Perry and Lindell 2003).
Even the sevenfold reduction in SMC3 acetylation observed in cells co-depleted of ESCO1 and ESCO2 is not associated with a comparably penetrant disruption of cohesion (data not shown).
Remarkably, siRNA pools targeting 18 splicing factors caused an almost complete disruption of sister chromatid cohesion that was comparable to the loss of SGOL1 or the loss of the core cohesin subunit SCC1 (Fig 3A and B).
However, our results indicate that a defect in sororin function rather than cohesion fatigue caused by a protracted mitotic arrest is the major cause for the disruption of cohesion in cells depleted of splicing factors.
The effect of the hexanediols was attributed to a reversible disruption of inter-FG repeat cohesion (Ribbeck and Görlich, 2002; Patel et al., 2007).
And they have done so without the disruption of discipline and unit cohesion that some feared would unfold.
And they have done so without the disruption of discipline and unit cohesion that some feared would unfold at places like Warhorse.
66, 68 These reports of decreased tight junction protein expression in cancer are consistent with the generally accepted idea that tumorigenesis is accompanied by the disruption of tight junctions, a process that may play an important role in the loss of cohesion, invasiveness, and lack of differentiation observed in cancer cells.
Though that didn't mean wholesale changes, there was a disruption to the cohesion that had developed in the latter qualifiers.
