Sentence examples for closely groups from inspiring English sources

The differences in the DNA can reveal much about the bird's evolutionary history — how closely groups are related and when they began to diverge.

Especially interesting was the finding of a gene, coding for ornithine cyclodeaminase (EC:4.3.1.12), which closely groups with the Alcaligenaceae family of the Betaprotebacteria and that is likely to have been transferred from the endosymbiont to the host genome.

Three closely grouped bullet holes in the second-story window supported his account.

This dumb assembly might be waiting for something, on their closely grouped plinths: I just hope it isn't me.

Even so, never in recent memory have the unions and the companies wrapped up all their negotiations so early or so closely grouped together.

The block includes closely grouped walk-ups and broad-shouldered single-family homes in a largely Latino part of Newark's North Ward.

Witches'-brooms, or hexenbesens, are closely grouped, many-branched structures commonly found on a number of species of trees and shrubs and caused by certain fungi.

Aside from the three closely grouped holes in the second-floor window, there were only a handful of bullets strikes around the building's entrance.

The games will be played, the commissioner's office said, because teams are so closely grouped in the quest for the West Division championship, the wild card and home-field advantage.

Having progressed through three and a half rounds of golf with impressive equanimity, preserving his lead in the face of a mass assault from a closely grouped assortment of competitors, McIlroy was about to undergo a complete collapse.

The reason is that remote sensing technology is unable to observe the damage condition of closely grouped building walls.