Sentence examples for closer approximation with from inspiring English sources

The majority of the Hawaii varieties showed closer approximation with the Thai varieties, indicating parentage or ancestry of Thai germplasm.

In thin ridges, the buccal and lingual cortices can contact or be in close approximation with very little cancellous bone.

It was the perfect exercise in knowing where this hero needed to be; in close approximation with the source material.

In longitudinal sections of the regenerated nerve, SCs alignment was in close approximation with the regenerated axons and cross sections of the nerves showed that SCs were wrapped around regenerated axons indicating that endogenous migrated SCs not only migrated and survived in the construct, but also functionally ensheathed regenerated axons.

These analyses revealed that B cells or TFH cells were never in close approximation with each other.

Endothelial (CD31) and lymphatic (LyVe-1) markers revealed the absence of colocalization with LepRb+ cells, but close approximation with the vasculature within the intestinal submucosa.

The estimated average molecular weight based on this data is 34 kDa, in close approximation with the molecular weight determination by SEC.

This equation for determining ICP noninvasively was tested in patients with brain injury and provided close approximations with invasively derived ICP values [ 2].

For total wrist arthroplasty, the changes in design from the first to the third generation, with closer approximation to the wrist joint's center of rotation, have led to encouraging results.

Even when you look at total time spent on each site, which is a closer approximation of viewing time (although with Netflix it includes browsing the site picking DVDs as well), Netflix also beats Hulu, based on comScore's numbers (ditto with pageviews).

Poisson regression with random effects allows a closer approximation to the geographical structure of the data.