Sentence examples for dedicated tightly from inspiring English sources
Tony Blair had discussed how phases 1 and 2 of the "war on terror" would require a "dedicated tightly knit propaganda unit".
By tightly integrating a knowledge base with dedicated analysis tools, a Wiki portal provides a natural stepping stone for biologists to use advanced data analysis techniques.
It is a very intense and tightly orchestrated industry with billions of dollars dedicated to making you want to look a certain way.
Its assembly is a tightly coordinated process that relies both on dedicated extrinsic assembly chaperones and intrinsic features of the subunits themselves.
The evolution of existing transaction services is limited because they are tightly coupled to a given transaction standard, implement a dedicated commit protocol, and support a fixed kind of applicative participants.
Inflammation triggered by infection or injury is tightly controlled by glucocorticoid hormones which signal via a dedicated transcription factor, the Glucocorticoid Receptor (GR), to regulate hundreds of genes.
The Wall Street Journal's drama critic wrote, "Anyone who lives in a tightly sealed echo chamber of self-congratulation, surrounded by yes-men who are dedicated to doing what he wants, is bound to lose touch with reality".
The Bolsheviks, organized in 1903, were led by Vladimir I. Lenin, and they argued for a tightly disciplined organization of professional revolutionaries who were governed by democratic centralism and were dedicated to achieving the dictatorship of the proletariat.
The flux of pyruvate through PDC is tightly regulated in different tissues under different metabolic conditions by the reversible phosphorylation of E1, involving dedicated PDKs and PDPs.
A high number of genes are dedicated to transport and regulation, indicating that a wide range of substrates can be taken up, but that the pathways are tightly regulated to limit the metabolic burden.
