Sentence examples for closely reaches from inspiring English sources

The diabetic's glucose level closely reaches the reference level while the tracking error is up 15mg/dLL.

The class for which the shrunken centroid most closely reaches the observed expression pattern of a certain patient by using a Pearson correlation is then the predicted class for that patient.

Results suggest that the correlation between popularity and aggressive behavior (which barely reached significance at level 1 for the overall sample), increases in groups were aggression is less valued and normative (closely reaching significance levels).

Only students in the "C# Programming" course have closely reached the average number of 1 in the first 2 weeks, indicated that students in this class logged in the system once in a week during the first 2 weeks of class.

In addition to illuminating those moments in which Beethoven was most closely reaching out with his spirit and joy, Cohen found ways to briefly break away from the pack as if there were a musical lens focusing in on him.

The increasing frequency of anti-CarP antibodies initially appeared to be more similar to antibodies against Vim60-75 but shortly before the onset of symptoms more closely reached the level of antibodies against Fil307-324 peptide.

Over the last couple of years, I.B.M. and Microsoft have cooperated closely to reach agreement on the software standards, known as Web services, necessary for this next step.

"We have been working together closely to reach this resolution and ensure our much-loved brands are once again fully available.

The exaltation of all cultures as equal and the admiration for "primitive" humans stood in contrast to French cultural chauvinism and the grading of people according to how closely they reached the Enlightenment standard of rationality.

WITH booming e-commerce and the proliferation of showrooms that encourage anyone to wander in off the street, design is so closely within reach that the average shopper doesn't have to extend an arm.

"The issues are now so complex, ranging from debts and immigration to climate change and energy policy that government and civil society will have to work much more closely in reaching consensus over these issues".