Sentence examples similar to closely together one from inspiring English sources

In stark contrast, however, the transcription profiles of the treatment groups cultured in the presence of glucosamine, both with and without IL-1β, clustered closely together on one branch of the hierarchical tree with high correlation.

One British government source said: "The US and UK already work closely together on many national security issues.

One positive aspect of the current uncertainty is that it reinforces the need for Washington and its cold-war adversaries -- Russia and China -- to work closely together on energy policy.

Usually he and Lloyd worked closely together on each script.

Whether we find this borrowed style effective must largely depend on how far we can accept the artifice and how seriously we can take the Gothic trappings -- for the trappings and the language go very closely together, the one seeking to validate the other.

Populations with a considerable amount of Khoe-San ancestry, inferred from the presence of L0d/k haplogroups, grouped closely together in one clade, non-African populations grouped together, Bantu-speakers and populations with large proportions of admixture from Bantu-speakers (such as CAC and KWE) grouped together, and in another clade.

Within hosts (i.e., Amakihis 6 and 11) haplotypes tend to cluster relatively closely together and have one central haplotype from which others are derived.

The two new postdocs will work closely together - hand in glove - with one focusing primarily on cell-level modeling and the other primarily on network but with both expected to work in both areas.

HCQ was followed by intramuscular gold and as one group closely together d-penicillamine, MTX and azathioprine.

The front-loaded calendar jammed the first three phases so closely together as to blunt momentum from one state to the next.

Spend some time together one-on-one.