Natsils is the peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander legal services, and had provided "cohesive and co-ordinated responses" to requests for submissions to numerous Senate and committee inquiries including into domestic violence, access to justice and discrimination, Natsils chair, Shane Duffy, told Guardian Australia.
Evidently, specific concept map feedback can be regarded as an efficient scaffold to provide cohesive explanations.
We define a signature as the minimum number of biological variables (here, expressed genes) required to (a) discriminate the phenotype of interest from other phenotypes, (b) identify replicates of the same phenotype, and (c) provide cohesive information about the underlying biological complexity [ 6].
In addition, if other sources of data acquired for each patient are also utilized during the diagnoses, prognosis, and treatment processes, then the problem of providing cohesive storage and developing efficient methods capable of encapsulating the broad range of data becomes a challenge.
The Windows 2000 Resource Kit Support Tools Setup Wizard provides a cohesive, uniform method of managing the installation, removal, and modification of the many tools in the Resource Kit.
Fail (2008) makes a compelling argument for including biological principles of evolution usually reserved for high school students in our teaching of elementary students since evolutionary theory provides a cohesive and connected storyline that ties together many other life science concepts.
We focused on high HIV prevalence areas, and used Kenya to calibrate our TB/HIV model because this country provides a cohesive spatial monitoring unit with a sound surveillance record for both diseases.
Cohesin is enriched at centromeres where it provides the cohesive counterforce to bipolar tension produced by the mitotic spindle.
Several observations are interesting, but as written it is not obvious that the paper provides a cohesive story and a major conceptual advance.
