Sentence examples for might closely from inspiring English sources

We would predict that morphological changes in these two anatomical regions might closely mimic one another, especially in view of the close functional interrelationships of these regions in spatial orientation and memory consolidation.

"Then, perhaps, we'd be able to stage interactions that might closely resemble those in a patient's life to help work through challenging issues".

Two examples of this problem are the very bird-like Compsognathus longipes (shown at right) and Ornitholestes hermanni, small theropods known from good specimens, but whose phylogenetic affinities have not been well resolved yet, because they share some features that might closely unite them with a group, but then lack some features that are considered diagnostic for that group.

Among other things, the group asserts that while the state law might closely mirror federal regulations, it improperly infringes on federal authority by making it a crime to not carry immigration papers, while under federal law it is a civil offense, akin to a traffic ticket.

This is clearly a rendering, and while it might closely represent what's coming, it probably isn't the real deal.

The variation in membrane nanostructures adhesion force between resting cells and activated cells might closely correlate with the stimulus-induced changes in immunologic function of T lymphocytes.

That is, species' ranges might respond closely to climatic fluctuations and track appropriate conditions closely, or they might "put up with" the average conditions and "squeak through" the extremes, but the balance is not yet clear.

That decision might be closely fought.

Younger jurors, he said, might more closely relate to the defendant and his life experiences.

Investigations support the principle that the failures of insomnia drugs might be closely related to the protein architecture.

Reported as a cancer biomarker, AMF secretion into body fluids might be closely related to metastases formation.