Sentence examples for made to closely from inspiring English sources

Careful consideration of the characters at hand, the available data on populations, their distribution and their evolutionary history taken into account, and as far as possible detailed comparisons made to closely related species to make sure this is not just a one-off mutant or something similar.

No attempt was made to closely replicate cernada, the residual insoluble fraction formed in the production of lye used to wash clothing, as described in the 17 18th century historic treatises.

The surprise is when, as with Seidel, this other being is made to so closely resemble the first, and then disavowed as a fiction.

Boxer has said that she could potentially support the Udall-Vitter bill if certain changes are made to more closely reflect her measure's provisions.

With the rods, attempts were made to approximate more closely the sound of the cast bell.

A decision seems to have been made to watch her closely, letting her face fill the screen as often as practicable, and it pays off in spades.

Although it is normally not feasible to leave calves with the cow on a diary farm, feeding systems can still be made to correspond more closely to the animals' natural behaviour.

Few attempts have been made to quantitatively assess how closely cell lines actually model tissue.

Two additional sequences were either not in the database or were composites made to reconstruct sequences more closely resembling non-mutated forms of the retrotransposons.

After one newspaper broke the embargo in 1939, the decision was made to keep the results a closely guarded secret.

45, 46 Various efforts have been made to develop insulin analogs that closely mimic the pharmacokinetic profile of endogenous insulin.