Sentence examples for have cohesion from inspiring English sources

The ability for the team to function together, to support one another, to trust one another, to have cohesion and to also have creative tension, is just mission-critical.

In this assay, sister chromatids that have cohesion generate a single GFP spot, whereas chromatids lacking cohesion generate 2 GFP spots.

First, while eco1∆ wpl1∆ cells are viable and have stable cohesin-DNA interaction, they have cohesion defects as severe as mutants of ECO1 or cohesin subunits (Guacci and Koshland, 2012; Rowland et al., 2009; Sutani et al., 2009).

Mutation of both lysine residues in Psm3 to the acetyl-mimicking asparagine makes eso1 dispensable, although surprisingly the nonacetylatable mutant also was viable but did have cohesion defects (Feytout et al. 2011).

Moreover, the heterochromatic repulsion observed at centromeres and nucleolar organizing centers in RBS cells suggests that these regions might have cohesion defects due to difficulty with replication 4. The cohesin complex binds adjacent to the RFB in the rDNA 5 and is important for replication fork restart 9.

Above the level of the décollement, approximately 3,000 to 4,000 mbsf, the rocks would be expected to have cohesions in the range of 5 to 12 MPa (Figure 7) and be floored by a weaker plate boundary fault.

"Royal Flush has cohesion," he instructed, and picked up his Sailor Jerry.

Yes, Royal Flush has cohesion, but with radically different tastes from the standard film festival -- probably radically different from every film festival.

Toward this, we have recently generated an esco1 mutant, which has cohesion defects as well as compensation in a subset of metaphase spreads (S.M.P., H.R.T. and J.M.P., unpublished data).

We have more cohesion than last year at the same period.

I'm encouraged to see that the Syrian opposition created an umbrella group that may have more cohesion than they've had in the past.