Sentence examples for become tightly controlled from inspiring English sources

Once infected, cells become tightly controlled by HCMV, expressing numerous regulators of the cell cycle, apoptosis, cell signaling pathways, antigen presentation, and so forth (see Table 1).

Everything became tightly controlled and the police clamped down on it.

This is a very prestigious role that involves becoming the one person in the community who retains all collective memories of what the world was like--with all it's beautiful and ugly flaws--before it became so tightly controlled.

While initial exposures to these parasites may be associated with enhanced allergic inflammatory responses to the parasite, in long-term infections and with repeated exposures, the host inflammatory response becomes more tightly controlled [ 4, 5].

In the early 1990s she became known for tightly controlled, sometimes hauntingly beautiful environments, where solitary performers conducted repetitive, even penitential tasks.

The attack had a profound impact on Warhol and his art, and the Factory scene became much more tightly controlled afterward.

Which actors become tightly coupled and why?

The fact is the campaign has become a succession of tightly controlled photo opportunities... by all the main parties.

In the waning days of the race, Mr. Romney's world has become smaller and ever more tightly controlled.

Situated 600 miles west of Ecuador, they have become one of the most tightly controlled tourist zones in the world, and the talk is of cutting numbers rather than increasing them, an interesting reversal of every known travel trend.

Instead, it has become a mess with the tightly controlled fundraising process in disarray as early backers sell their tokens for handsome returns.