Sentence examples for exist closely from inspiring English sources

Properties can also exist closely together, it said.

Targets were controlled for their 'semantic competitiveness', that is, whether there exist closely meaning related lexical competitors or not.

Intestinal T cells are found in GALT sites and exist closely with antigen presenting cells (APCs), such as DCs and macrophages, that aid in T cell differentiation and activation (figure 3).

So last week there was a welcome for the revival of Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire (a classic film version of which exists, closely based on the original 1947 Broadway production) and widespread scorn for Tony Scott's remake of the 1974 thriller, The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3, a well-liked film, though scarcely a classic.

If a tight host association exists, closely related species tend to attack closely related hosts; host associations are less stable if associations are determined by more plastic traits like parasitoid searching and oviposition behaviour.

Filled circles indicate that homologous introns are found in closely related T-even-like phages [50] and the open circle indicates that homologous introns exist in closely related Bacillus species and strains [4], but are not included in this table.

George's role, one of the longest in the English comic repertoire, is devoted mainly to the composition of a hilarious, interminable, outrageously convoluted lecture designed to prove that moral absolutes exist — and closely analogous, as I've said, to the address dictated by Dr. Huml in Havel's "The Increased Difficulty of Concentration".

The aim was to assess the level of LPS diversity that exist between closely related H. pylori cells in a persistent human infection and to monitor the diversification process that follows a strain during experimental in vitro and in vivo passages.

First, many conifer defence genes exist as closely related members of large families.

However, it is possible that variations of the pathway may exist in closely related bacteria.

Indeed, large variations exist within closely related species (Thomas 1971; Betrán and Long 2002; Tenaillon et al. 2011), indicating that there might not be one explanation valid for all species.