Sentence examples for make closely from inspiring English sources

Previous Canadian studies that examined the earnings differential between immigrants and the Canadian born relied on either longitudinal tax data or census data, and thus could not make closely matched comparisons as in the present study.

"This year's field of Oscar contenders — films and people — strikes me as unusually jampacked," Scott Feinberg, who makes closely watched Oscar predictions in The Hollywood Reporter, said in an e-mail.

Veal, as you no doubt know, is the flesh of calves; animals raised to be slaughtered, and eaten, while in that very phase of exuberant youth that makes closely related animals at the zoo so captivating.

Since onset of IPD disease is often of acute nature, it is realistic to assume that the culturing is made closely to the onset of disease, with no major delays between detection and report of cases.

The total string length is made closely equal to the scale length.

This is most natural for views, like Millian-Russellian views, which make meaning closely related to the entity in the world for which the word stands.

"This is going to really make parents closely monitor what their kids are playing with," said Jim Silver, editor in chief of Time to Play Magazine, a toy review website.

Furthermore, porcine brains, like human, are gyrencephalic which make them closely related to the human brain in structure and function.

We chose to analyse for these routine allelic variants as the aim was to make judgements closely related to everyday clinical and laboratory practice.

When making your outline, work closely with the texts or research you will use to write the essay.

But the Washington pandas have a history that makes them closely watched.