Sentence examples for entails close from inspiring English sources

Exact imitation of the original entails close study of the painter's technique, especially the multilayer methods, since the successive layers, being partly translucent, contribute to the final visual effect.

The transmural multidisciplinary appraoch entails close cooperation between geriatrician, primary care physician, physical therapist and occupational therapist and can be extended with other specialists if relevant.

These findings are indeed in agreement with the proposed model for TNT formation in lymphocytes, which entails close contact among lymphocytes promoting the formation of PM 'bridges' among the cells that upon cell-conjugate separation develop into long-range TNTs.

The designation, hitherto reserved for big banks, entails closer regulatory scrutiny and higher capital requirements.

It entails closing the fans like concertinas then folding each wing in half twice; said to involve some nifty work with those tail forceps.

The bank expects to reduce the number of branches by about 200 by the end of the year, Mr. Stickler said, but that entails closing 350 offices and opening 150 new branches in more promising locations.

The plan entails closing two troubled branches: the dilapidated Mid-Manhattan across the street, which serves 1.5 million visitors a year, and the Science, Industry and Business library, a profligate investment from 20 years ago that remains a cautionary tale.

He served Claudius as a taster and as a chief steward, and it was because of his occupation, which entailed close contact with Claudius at all times, that he is and was a suspect in the murder of the latter by poison.

The right to know or not to know may also entail close relatives.

The authors concluded (abstract) "that the risk of infection with hantaviruses … is low in persons whose occupations entail close physical contact with … rodents [including deer mice] … in North America".

The delivery entailed close coordination with the World Food Programme in order to locate a vessel and ensure immediate relief for the worst-affected population.