Sentence examples for are perhaps more closely from inspiring English sources
Thus, Stc1 and Ago1 are perhaps more closely associated with centromeric transcripts than are Rik1 and other CLRC components.
Through this paper we also hope we have brought opportunities and technologies to the attention of epidemic modelers that are perhaps more closely aligned to an engineer.
This is particularly true of the Leafs, who have their own television network and a general manager, Brian Burke, who is perhaps more closely followed than the mayor.
With its air of mystery and prismatic sense of time, the novel is perhaps more closely related to books like "The French Lieutenant's Woman" by John Fowles and "Possession" by A. S. Byatt than to Mr. McEwan's earlier work.
Also sometimes called the Dusky Whip-poor-will, on account of it being perhaps more closely related to the other whip-poor-wills than to other New World Antrostomus, this nightjar is restricted to a relatively small range in southern Central America.
It is not the literary equivalent of Robinson's first novel, but then, times have changed, and Gilead, which seems in some ways almost to resent being a novel at all, is perhaps more closely akin to Mother Earth's "effort to break down some of the structures of thinking that make reality invisible to us", than to the gorgeously evoked absences of Housekeeping.
The decade of the 1980s is perhaps more closely associated with the leveraged buyout than any decade before or since.
And it probably stems from the fact that there are proportionately so many fewer women directors than men ones that each project is perhaps more closely scrutinized for its content.
Although we focus on TF binding prediction, our computational formulation is perhaps more closely related to probabilistic motif discovery methods (see e.g [6], [39] [45]).
So the numbers from App Annie's latest index are perhaps more confirmation of that ongoing trend, rather than breaking news to those watching the industry closely.
