Sentence examples for comments more closely from inspiring English sources

ModBot's dashboard displays stories with a high rate of deletion so that human moderators can watch those comments more closely and step in to moderate if necessary.

Though the found effects hold despite this large share of negative comments, future research may more closely examine the role of sentiment (Schweidel and Moe 2014).

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's comments on the issue more closely mirrored Boehner's, with the Democrat saying "the science is clear" on vaccines.

We're sure your service is amazing but we're moderating you and I've taken the liberty of changing your comments to reflect our opinions more closely.

At some moments, he pointed out, the train was moving at maybe 80 miles per hour across the landscape and the lights jetted backwards, giving the impression that the illumination had grabbed a spot of earth and stopped, as though it were making a comment or observing that spot more closely as the rest of the train moved on.

These themes were analyzed more closely to identify substantial comments and also minor/incidental comments.

Nevertheless, based on this comment, we compared the response amplitudes more closely and found that the responses from mitochondrial and ER-targeted CaNARi were in fact smaller on average than those from cytosolic and plasma membrane CaNARi.

Another thing I did differently was that while most individuals remained slouched or leaned back in their chairs, I often leaned forward during important parts of the discussion, either to listen more closely or to offer a comment myself.

It is reasonable to suggest that his performances were more closely monitored, and generated more public comment, than those of any individual who ever played the sport – certainly in this country.

He has since expressed "sincere regret" for not looking more closely at the picture before he commented on it.

Some PNGOs indicated a great desire to work more closely with community leaders, and many commented on the influence of such individuals.