Sentence examples for capture closely from inspiring English sources
Supplementary analyses were performed to capture closely the structural importance of physicians in the professional network through the use of network centrality indicators.
As usual, those models which captured closely related rainfall value to the observed rainfall values would be performed better.
The responses of polycrystals with three grain sizes (100, 300, and 1000 μm) were also captured closely with the model in addition to the twin volume fraction evolution with increasing deformation.
When we think about deep space and about stars, we think about the profundity of its depth and the reflective quality of the stars, which these capture as closely as I've seen".
However, in the complex "Microfluidic" environments (Fig. 6), results contrast more sharply between the two approaches; MEME provides cleaner segmentations which capture more closely the original shape of the nematodes.
Adherence to the Mediterranean diet pattern in epidemiological studies is commonly assessed with the use of dietary scores, developed to capture how closely a subject's diet resembles the Mediterranean diet.
The authors devise a 'tutor imitation score' that is a single number intended to capture how closely the juvenile songs (at 90d of age) match the tutor song (in terms of both the copying of individual notes and of the sequencing of notes).
One captures how closely individuals' position in the over-all distribution of income tracks that of their parents.
As a reminder, an r-squared figure captures how closely a dataset matches a linear relationship; an r-squared of 100% means there is a tight linear relationship between the two while one of 0% means there is no relationship.
In subsequent translations, the novel's title has been rendered variously as A Change of Heart (US) and Second Thoughts (UK) but it is the original French which captures most closely the emotional, gradual transition played out between the Gare de Lyon and the Stazioni Termini.
The approximate expression captures very closely the true sum rate behavior for any SNR, even at saturation.
