Sentence examples for more cohesive structure from inspiring English sources

The more cohesive structure of medical school and a higher awareness of a healthy lifestyle may be beneficial factors.

Lt. Col. Michael A. Marti, an intelligence officer with Task Force Marne, Third Infantry Division, said the group had a more cohesive militarylike structure than Al Qaeda — many were military officers under Mr. Hussein— and the worry among American military officers is that once the Americans leave they will turn toward attacking Iraqis.

A higher awareness of a healthy lifestyle, the absence of stress from graded marks and a more socially cohesive structure of medical education may act as beneficial factors.

As can be seen in Fig. 4, the addition of protein to the rice based films was associated with the development of a more compact and cohesive structure, presumably due to the ability of proteins to either interact with starch molecules via hydrogen bonding or hydrophobic interactions (Elgadir et al., 2012) thereby reducing the interspaces within the starch matrix.

This is a quieter, gentler book, its tone more ironic, its pace more measured, its structure more cohesive.

In addition, extending clauses have more importance in shaping the cohesive structure of the TT1.

The conservatives' uncontested dominance in the Majlis "will make the overall power structure far more cohesive than at any time in the past decade and a half," writes M. K. Bhadrakumar in the Asia Times.

The two landscapes have very different structures, the VC network being much more cohesive and its central players interacting repeatedly among themselves, contrarily to the pharmaceutical industry network.

The knowledge gained by this study can increase awareness of these demonstrative structures in composition instructors and L2 writers, leading to clearer, more cohesive texts.

The smaller central gallery looks more cohesive.

They have been growing less, not more, cohesive.