Sentence examples for beginning very close from inspiring English sources

Beginning very close to the origin of replication, one putative secretory region of the Frankia CcI3 chromosome, from roughly 0.035 to 0.096 Mbp, includes the single conserved VirB4-like gene ("T4" in Figure 1).

Also the vegetation cover demonstrates that the succession began very close to point zero of the development.

They were like the Rhine and the Danube: they begin very close, but then they diverge — one flows to the Atlantic, the other to the Black Sea.

USGS scientists concluded the rupture began very close to some of the largest wastewater injection wells in the basin.

The intermediate transcript was found to begin very close to the beginning of the tRNA coding sequence.

This insures that the models begins very close to linearly, and becomes increasingly nonlinear during the weight optimization process.

I began paying very close attention to this subject when a member of my own staff recently had a child.

"But when we hit Waterbury, we got so excited that we began paying very close attention to it".

This began a very close working relationship with the producer that would see Wilson becoming as intimately involved with the Bond series as Broccoli was.

Once you find a stock specifically fit to your needs, you can begin paying very close attention to it.

"Thus, even when opportunities my use of this word is here limited to the industrialized, competitive, contemporary North American sense—hitherto closed to Negroes begin, very grudgingly, to open up, few can be found to qualify for them for the reasons sketched above, and also because it demands a very rare person of any color to risk madness and heartbreak in an attempt to achieve the impossible".