Sentence examples for low cohesiveness from inspiring English sources

By combining social network analysis, content analysis and lag sequential analysis, results showed that interactive networks generated in two rounds of online collaborative learning activities were low reciprocal, and loosely connected with a low cohesiveness.

with restricted communication with low cohesiveness where the patient is currently receiving chemotherapy where parents show symptoms of depression.

This observation might be explained by the low cohesiveness of CS tablets and the impossibility of cross-linking within the polymer backbone.

In addition to conducting death inquiries, the NGO overcame the barriers of low cohesiveness and women's low social status to the reporting of maternal deaths by sensitizing the community about maternal and perinatal health.

Processes with low cohesiveness can either be particularly diverse (e.g. amino acid and derivative metabolism, protein processing) or not yet fully characterized, representing further opportunities for future experimental investigations.

This confirms the earlier observations that this FG subdomain is of low cohesiveness (Ader et al., 2010; Yamada et al., 2010) and fails to assemble a functional barrier in Xenopus NPCs that lack the Nup98 FG domain (Hülsmann et al., 2012).

Results were in good agreement with outcomes of disintegration and water uptake studies and revealed that CS tablets exhibit with 30 N the lowest cohesiveness.

Sportive lemurs are characterized by low spatial cohesiveness, including active avoidance of pair partners [Hilgartner et al., 2012; Dröscher & Kappeler, 2013].

They fractured during compression to 75%; had relatively low values of cohesiveness, chewiness, and springiness; melted at ~70 to 90°C; reached maximum LT at 90°C; and congealed at 58 to 63°C.

While the limited resources of these communities may restrict their ability to act on their own, disparities in the treatment of these groups signals a low level of community cohesiveness that might further hamper MAPEDIR's implementation.

A mucus layer with low elasticity and poor cohesiveness due to infections (i.e. the watery mucus layer during a flu-like disease) or mucus exposed to respiratory agents that disrupt bondings tends to break apart with more ease.