Sentence examples for close assimilation from inspiring English sources

Alginate membrane is an excellent agent for this procedure due to its close assimilation to the surface of the bone.

The answer lay, as many Scots recognised, in closer assimilation to England, indeed in further anglicising reform of Scots law.

Because of the close linkage between assimilation and respiration, elevated CO2 failed to stimulate Asys and Rsys.

But France and Spain, fearing that they will lose their hefty subsidies once the poorer eastern states are sharing the resource pie, have balked at fixing entry dates for the states that are close to meeting assimilation conditions.

This means ethnic persistence preserves the immigrant-native gap in risk proclivity, while assimilation closes it.

They said that the unit specialized in close combat, camouflage and assimilation into hostile territory in order to capture suspects and thwart terrorist attacks.

Probably, the close relationship between nitrate assimilation and amino acid biosynthesis explains the reduced levels of free amino acids found in roots of C. cajan plants after salt treatment.

Together, the two books constitute a darkly fascinating record of how centuries of murder, disease and forced assimilation have come close to exterminating the native peoples of Brazil.

A close relationship was found between sulfur assimilation, nitrogen, lipid, and purine metabolism and enhanced photorespiration.

The transcript data suggested close correlation between activity of nitrate assimilation and the plant's growth rate.

This gap has not been closed by the French policy of "assimilation" rather than multi-cultural integration into the supposedly secular republique, and has, critics say, created fertile ground for polarisation.