Sentence examples for more closely conforms from inspiring English sources

The first AUG of mammalian RNase ZL is in a poor context for initiation and thus apparently passed by most scanning ribosomes, while the second AUG more closely conforms to a consensus initiation site and appears to be used preferentially.

The second AUG more closely conforms to a consensus initiation site and appears to be used preferentially.

But the front-engine, rear-drive layout has long defined the Corvette, and this car, like its C6 predecessor, may well show its taillights to cars with specs that more closely conform to what is considered state of the art.

As a result, this lighter skinned young woman, who happen to more closely conform to our current beauty paradigms, had induced the kind of envy in her peers which they decided only a well-placed rumour could quash.

Modern research suggests the annotation may be a transcription error and should read "19 yards 29 inches" ( m), which would more closely conform with both the naval standards and the lengths of the other masts.

Conclusions Real-time visual and audible feedback during CPR altered performance to more closely conform with guidelines.

This has also been found in the work by Inoue et al 23 and Matsui et al. 24 To overcome this discrepancy, transforming the DAS28 (CRP) to more closely conform to the DAS28 (ESR) is an enticing idea.

Analysis of discourse and assessment choices suggests that representational pairing can drive development of discriminating personal schemata (knowledge structures) that more closely conform to canonical norms of the scientific community (Podolefsky and Finkelstein, 2007b, 2008).

The new calculation also conforms more closely to census estimates.

The notable exceptions -- Groucho Marx, Jack Benny, Burns and Allen -- were essentially doing televised radio programs, an approach that conforms more closely to our current idea of TV as an intimate medium.

Here, we present a new method for measuring ETC that conforms more closely to the engineering definition of compliance.