The phrase "at closely the same" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an attempt to express similarity or closeness in comparison, but the structure is awkward and does not follow standard English grammar.
Example: "The two products are at closely the same price, making it difficult to choose between them."
Alternatives: "almost the same" or "very similar".
Now, students enrolled in History 201 at the University of Massachusetts can look into the crime more closely themselves, at the same time acquiring knowledge of the period known as the Gilded Age and learning how to ply the historian's craft.
It is a big organization and we guard those traditions very closely but, at the same time, it's been willing to take risks to keep the academy relevant, contemporary and moving forward in a very considered and very responsible way".
Within the 58 participating general practices, clusters are created because some general practices are working closely together at the same location.
To be effective only a few students in small groups can be closely supervised at the same time to provide individual feedback which is of key importance [ 1].
Most snake like genes closely locate at the same scaffold, i.e., snake 1 and snake 5 10 locate at scaffold 407 with different transcription orientations, while snake 11 and 12 locate at scaffold 4413.
The Dutch minister of Health has argued that GP cooperatives should seek close collaboration with hospital emergency departments, and favours an integrated model in which the GP cooperative and the ED work closely together at the same site [ 3].
Most who watch the economy closely say the same thing.
We have to work more closely together while at the same time being respectful to the viewers and the content".
It is an underlying premise of these debates that citizenship and national belonging are closely linked, but at the same time there is considerable cross-country variation in how citizenship is approached in Western democracies.
Our approach intentionally avoids taxonomic groupings of the 174 fungal genomes as pathogens can be phylogenetically closely related yet at the same time be phenotypically diverse, e.g. by infecting different hosts or tissues.
