(A ) smc1-D1164A cells arrested in M phase + auxin have a large cohesion defect at the CEN -distal LYS4 locus.
Above we have shown that in the full model, due to the genotypic canalization process, species cohesion is larger.
In a purely musical sense the repetition or transformation of the theme also gives cohesion to large-scale works.
Business in the community was conducted mainly by white English and African-Caribbeans, and there was a large measure of social cohesion.
Silty soils, on the other hand, exhibit the least resistance to erosion because their permeability is low (resulting in more surface runoff), and their particle size is neither small enough to promote cohesion nor large enough to prevent entrainment.
In practice, assessing and controlling cohesion in large systems implies measuring it automatically.
Correlation analysis showed that carbon storage was more closely correlated to landscape connectivity than forest habitat percentage, large patch index or cohesion index.
By contrast, removing nodes with the highest degree of embeddedness has the largest impact on the cohesion of the connectome, thus supporting that highly embedded regions play important roles in the structural connectome.
At the most fundamental molecular level, strong adhesion is the result of a delicate balance between two generally conflicting properties: high energy of intermolecular cohesion and large free volume.
The results indicated that the variations in the erosion modulus were closely related to changes in the large patch index, patch cohesion index, modified Simpson's evenness index, and the aggregation index.
