Sentence examples for closely conformed from inspiring English sources

The photocurrent spectrum of the film exhibited a cut-off which closely conformed to the expected bandgap of CdS.

Eight items were selected on the basis that they covered a range of difficulties and their patterns of responses closely conformed to the Rasch model's expectations in terms of discriminating between test takers' ability measures (i.e., infit mean square for the items were 0.9 to 1.1).

The distribution of the different genotypes in both MspI and exon 7 polymorphisms among the 324 control cases closely conformed to Hardy-Weinberg expected frequencies (χ=0.04; d.f.=2; P=0.98 and χ=0.28; d.f.=2; P=0.87, respectively).

Although many previous studies have shown that the neurites from DRG closely conformed to the alignment of nanofibers during extension, here we demonstrate, for the first time, that the neurites could also be projected along a direction perpendicular to the alignment.

Her bodysuit covered her completely but because it closely conformed to the contours of her body I couldn't help think, or imagine at least—and it really wasn't a leap of imagination that she was naked.

The observed hardness values are closely conforming to the reported data available in the open literature.

Even with Bellow, those works that closely conform to the events in his life, like the 1997 novella "The Actual," tend to be seen as less artful.

Hip joint subluxation is an under-recognized means by which third body particles could potentially enter the otherwise closely conforming articular bearing space.

But the front-engine, rear-drive layout has long defined the Corvette, and this car, like its C6 predecessor, may well show its taillights to cars with specs that more closely conform to what is considered state of the art.

As a result, this lighter skinned young woman, who happen to more closely conform to our current beauty paradigms, had induced the kind of envy in her peers which they decided only a well-placed rumour could quash.

These features closely conform to the criteria set by Wilson and Pittman (1977) for recognizing mechanically infiltrated clays.