Sentence examples for grow closely from inspiring English sources

Mixed tumors present an additional level of complexity, where small islands of YST may grow closely with other subtypes such as IT.

The tendency of resistant cells to grow closely together suggests the possibility of inter-cell communication for the TNF resistant state.

At first Nora wonders what Maurice would have made of these new developments; in marriage, their thoughts and judgments had grown closely entwined.

Without SERS micropipettes, it is very difficult to obtain the weak Raman signal of A549 cells grew closely attaching to the bottom of the culture dish, even by confocal microscopy.

Fruit bodies growing closely together often appear to fuse together (this is called "confluence").

The cap is dry, colored yellow to light orange to brown, and often develops an irregular shape, especially when it has grown closely crowded with adjacent fruit bodies.

The four taxa in this study grow in similar habitats, growing closely together and often intertwined.

A shift from the consumption of glucose to lactate represents a metabolic niche for cells growing closely to highly glycolytic, lactate-secreting tumour cells.

Because its trees grow so closely together that they block the wind, and because there are few animals or birds, the forest is unusually quiet.

In parallel with these technical advances, first-order model theory continues to grow more closely involved with problems in number theory, functional analysis and other branches of pure mathematics.

In plantations, where the plants grow more closely together, both adults and larvae can move more easily between plants and are therefore less likely to become concentrated on certain plant individuals, which should reduce competition.