Sentence examples for maintain a tightly from inspiring English sources

These cells interact in a coordinated manner to maintain a tightly regulated homeostasis.

People tend to understand if you maintain a tightly guarded social media presence, only for close friends and family.

And in "Bengai Yo," as Jupiter bitterly asks, "How many deaths and wars because of men's injustice?," the guitars' stuttering repeated notes, modal patterns and a six-against-four rhythm (called zebola) maintain a tightly coiled tension.

Two distinct families of enzymes, histone acetyltransferases (HAT) and histone deacetylases (HDAC), work in concert by performing opposing functions to maintain a tightly regulated pattern of acetylation homeostasis.

E. festucae synchronises its intercalary hyphal growth with the surrounding elongating leaf cells to maintain a tightly regulated symbiotic state (Christensen et al. 2008).

The intestinal cell lining not only has to maintain a tightly regulated homeostasis during its high-throughput regeneration, but also a balanced relationship towards an extreme number of mutualistic or commensal inhabitants.

Complex endocrine feedback systems, such as the reproductive system, maintain a tightly-controlled homeostasis within that system.

Mr. Grey, 54, maintains a tightly controlled public image, and Hollywood has been clucking with speculation that he winced at his wife's faux pas.

Other changes are expected in the region, including Japan, where 45,000 American troops are based.Since the United States maintains a tightly knit alliance with South Korea to deter the North's 1m-man army, its planners have been consulting closely with their hosts about the overhaul.

He understands plot — fate — as a function of character, and the narrative perspective he establishes and maintains, a vision tightly aligned with that of his subject, convinces a reader he's not so much looking at Catherine the Great as he is out of her eyes.

Therefore, the host and HCV maintain a homeostatic state, allowing tightly restricted viral replication without killing the host.