Sentence examples for more tightly at from inspiring English sources

Chinese officials have followed a pattern over the years of censoring the Internet more tightly at times of economic or political stress.

Ligand binding experiments performed at various pH values indicated that the hcSHMT Gly complex binds THF more tightly at lower pH conditions, while the binding affinity of the PvSHMT Gly complex for THF is not pH-dependent.

While expression of milk protein genes increases during pregnancy and at secretory activation, the genes whose expression is more tightly regulated at this transition are those that regulate lipid biosynthesis.

The great potential tuning rate difference between the two bands suggests a great difference in the adsorption processes, the N-bound species being more tightly chemisorbed at the platinum electrode.

Possibly, 2.6 was a critical pH value, and PMAA chains would more tightly aggregate at this value, resulting in firmly fixed micelles, whereas a further decrease below 2.6 caused much more aggregation of PMAA segments, leading to unstable micelles and even precipitation of the polymers.

According to miRNA biogenesis, as miRNA partners, the miRNA passenger strands should be more tightly constrained at their 3' ends which pair with the miRNA seed sequences (nucleotides 2 8).

Work in both areas needs to be more tightly coordinated at least and accelerated if possible.

The tau coefficients for the laboratory sample are much more tightly clustered at the high end of the scale than the AMT sample, which has a much heavier leftward tail.

These results indicate that although the average preferred spike phases of the populations of BZ and CZ neurons are the same with respect to cortical slow oscillations, the preferred phases of individual BZ neurons are comparatively more concentrated (i.e. more tightly locked) at the population level.

Assuming KI is an estimate of binding affinity, these values indicate that (R)- 6 binds more tightly (∼5.1-fold) at the active site than the (S) enantiomer and that at saturating concentrations of inhibitor, the (R) enantiomer is the more potent inactivator (∼4.2-fold).

Will not the reaction of such tyrannical men be to keep them even more tightly locked up at home?