Sentence examples for finding closely from inspiring English sources

The first one is frequent-path adaptability that is equal to finding closely interrelated activities and encapsulating them in the same fragment to omit the communication cost of the activities.

Gross inspection suggests that compared to Nfkb1 +/+ mice, Nfkb1 −/− animals have an in-crease in kyphosis (Fig. 1A), a finding closely associated with advanced age [ 17].

Both wheat and maize breeders have been interested in finding closely related species with smaller genomes that may act as models for these important crops – maize breeders look to sorghum and the millets, wheat breeders to a small grass, Brachypodium distachyon, whose genome is at present being sequenced (Paterson, 2006).

However, a classification of baboon taxa as subspecies instead of species or as members of a superspecies would not change the general problem of finding closely related mitochondrial DNA in different taxa or largely different mitochondrial DNA in the same taxon.

This finding closely fits with the ≈30% reported for Akabane virus, a close phylogenetic relative of Schmallenberg virus (7 ).

A finding closely related to the completeness theorem is the Löwenheim-Skolem theorem (1915, 1920), named after Leopold Löwenheim, a German schoolteacher, and Skolem, which says that if a sentence (or a formal system) has any model, it has a countable or enumerable model (i.e., a model whose members can be matched with the positive integers).

For example, from an end user's perspective, finding the closely connected friends around him or her is more important than revealing the global user clusters of a large social network.

26 27 Our finding corresponded closely with these previous studies, although our cut point was slightly higher.

In this situation, the probability of finding markers closely associated with selective loci must be really low even in analyses involving thousands of markers.

The high density genetic maps will be useful for further fine mapping, particularly in finding markers closely linked to QTL associated with traits of interest.

The European findings closely mirrored similar trends seen in the US, said the researchers.