Sentence examples for closely rated from inspiring English sources

Quite what he was doing with it, I don't know – Snatcher certainly isn't a game for kids (although games weren't quite so closely rated back then, with PEGI only established in 2003).

Quite what he was doing with it, I don't know— Snatcher certainly isn't a game for kids (although games weren't quite so closely rated back then, with PEGI only established in 2003).

To study the impact of a factor on the protein evolutionary rate, one should compare closely rated species (Zhang and He 2005) because gene properties (e.g., subcellular localization and essentiality; Liao and Zhang 2008; Qian and Zhang 2009) and evolutionary rates may change in evolution.

In adult leatherbacks that maintain stable TB's the heat production rate would be expected to more closely reflect rate of activity because basal metabolic rate should be constant.

prospect and consensus top cornerback Morris Claiborne, I mentioned that I have him rated very closely with Alabama's Dre Kirkpatrick.

But color for color, consistency for consistency, some of the following products have been rated very closely.

To more closely measure rates of influenza rather than rates of utilization for influenza, we counted only one visit per person per influenza season.

This rate closely approximates the rates of 78% by Wren in 2004 and 70% by Carnevale, et al. in 2007 [ 1, 6].

However, the complex aneuploid cell lines progress through interphase at a rate closely matching the rate of the corresponding diploid cell lines and yet the levels of factors involved in replication are similarly decreased (Additional file 1: Figure S2).

The rates of the two types of operations paralleled very closely the rates of early and late stage tumours.

The findings clearly demonstrate that rated tranquillity relates closely to rated calmness and pleasantness and this agrees with earlier studies of soundscape categorisation.