Sentence examples for is rather closely from inspiring English sources

But a lot of people welcomed the news, especially those Web users who think Google is not an entirely commercial entity, but is, rather, closely related to the government.

Thus, the spreading of a small drop of ink is rather closely described by the particular solution, in which C is a constant determined by the total number of particles in the ink drop.

B. bissettii is rather closely related to B. burgdorferi s.s., but B. " finlandensis" is the closest known outgroup of B. burgdorferi s.s.s

Despite the fact that it is rather closely correlated with a HIC in T2-weighted images and MVO in LGE images, it can also occur alone according to our results.

Since ER-negativity is rather closely associated with high grade and high proliferation, a simple way of visualizing this is to stratify the cohort for ER status; the Kaplan Meier curves for ER-negative mutation carriers and ER-negative noncarriers are similar (Fig.  2).

But for our purposes we can say that they are rather closely related.

Researchers are rather closely involved in Solar Combisystems recently, but there is lack of study that presents the optimum design parameters.

This is particularly apparent for nuclei of the aneuploid colon cancer cell line SW480, where CT-18 and 19 are rather closely positioned [13], suggesting that aneuploidy or additional chromosomal gains could influence the gene density based radial distribution of chromosomes.

Also of interest is that most phages infecting Mycobacterium and Streptomyces were rather closely related to phages from Propionibacterium.

For example, in Set A, which contains multiple angiosperms, Nuphar and Nymphaea, especially, are rather closely related.

Inferring essentiality information for an organism from another organism may be facilitated by investigating a closely related organism as we did with S. typhimurium being rather closely related to E. coli.