Sentence examples for growing more closely from inspiring English sources

Trees grown in widely spaced stands are typically more tapered and have larger branches that remain alive further down the stem than trees growing more closely together (Auty et al. 2012; Evert 1971; Hein et al. 2008; Maguire et al. 1991).

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.

As my final two years progressed, I grew more closely to my one straight best friend.

With the advances in fetal medicine, we watched as maternal and pediatric care grew more closely linked every year.

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.

In a container, Lobelia can be grown more closely together.

Is America growing more libertarian?

The two economies have been growing even more closely integrated as trade between them has progressively been freed, first by a 1989 bilateral treaty and then by the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement.

But as the Internet population grew to more closely resemble the population at large, he said, software had to become more twiddle-free.

Mr. Hewlett has explained that he had reservations about the Compaq merger to begin with and that those reservations grew the more closely he and his financial advisers examined the deal.

In contrast, the cells and tissues of benign tumours tend to grow more slowly and in general closely resemble their normal tissues of origin.