Sentence examples for less intimately associated from inspiring English sources

Although the role of domesticated animals in many zoonoses is understood, the role of the numerous species of wild animals with which man is less intimately associated is not well understood.

The crystal structure revealed that the sn-1 chain of this lipid molecule was tightly buried in the groove between the pore helix and the M2 helix whilst the sn-2 chain was less intimately associated with the protein [11,13].

Meanwhile, of its own volition, Israel has illegally set up over 460,000 settlers on Palestinian land.Christopher LeadbeaterAshford, KentSurgingSIR – You ought to point out that the American Enterprise Institute is a neo-conservative, rather than a conservative, think-tank, and is intimately associated with the Israel lobby ("Less a surge than a squirt", January 9th, Economist.com).

However, the specimen is intimately associated with London.

Sturm und Drang was intimately associated with the young Goethe.

Numerous shorter fracture zones in the Atlantic are intimately associated with the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.

Molecules intimately associated with the cell membrane link cells to the extracellular matrix.

According to mythology, rice was intimately associated with the creation of Japan.

Primary magnetite (iron) and ilmenite (titanium) mineralizations are often intimately associated with gabbroic complexes.

In 1807 he became intimately associated with the Emperor himself, as his administrative secretary and assistant.

Both were directed by Harold Pinter and both starred Alan Bates, who was to become intimately associated with Gray's plays.