Sentence examples for further intimately from inspiring English sources

Thus, indirect interactions between viral RNAs and host mRNAs may also play an important role in cvhRNA networks, which may be further intimately intertwined by cellular transcription factor networks (Ala et al., 2013).

Since Leishmaniasis is a zoonotic tropical disease, sylvan reservoirs are crucial to the maintenance of the parasite in ecological communities and, further, are intimately associated with human transmission [18].

She alleged that the following month, during a party at the Palm Beach estate, Trump placed his hand "up [her] thigh" in another attempt to touch her intimately, before going further during the forced encounter later in January.

For example, one respondent commented that friends and family: "know you on a more intimate basis and thus have some common grounding or basis on which they know what makes you tick and something of your beliefs, ideals and tribulation" and another wrote that "them knowing you and your situation intimately gives them further insight into solving your problems".

Further still, it links art so intimately to ideas and concepts that even a principled distinction between the domain of art and the realm of thought seems difficult to preserve.

She has a further inbuilt advantage: she knows her enemies intimately.

Their next move in big tech is intimately tied with the decision to further pivot to China". Earlier this week, a group of AI experts called on Europe to join forces and create a European AI institute.

The weather up here is intimately connected to the patterns of weather further south, particularly the jet stream that feeds endless British conversations about the weather.

In her work, the ecological realm becomes intimately linked with the mythical and then further intensified.

Do the broader freedoms offered by more open societies further frustrate those who feel that society will not intimately engage with them?

Such a model can now be used to further predict other amino acid residues that may be intimately involved in the target-based structure activity relationships that are necessary for anesthetic binding.