Sentence examples for more tightly when from inspiring English sources

Researchers have long known that people cling to their personal biases more tightly when feeling threatened.

Giambi said some pitchers "choke" the ball (grip it more tightly) when uncorking a changeup, so it is easy to detect what they are throwing.

It was noticeable, he said, in the suspicious looks of store clerks and elderly women at the bus stop, who clutched their bags more tightly when a dark-skinned immigrant walked by.

She leaves the nest more with increasing air temperature, and incubates more tightly when the light intensity is lower early and late in the day.

A sudden increase in the isometric force within the ECU as the player attempts to grip the ball more tightly when entering contact, can result in a traumatic tear of the subsheath with acute subluxation of the ECU tendon in an ulnar direction.

You may also hug her a bit more tightly when her tears start to ease up.

We describe here a new expression vector, pLAC11, which was designed to be more regulable and thus more tightly repressible when grown under repressed conditions.

The 12S rRNA gene is encoded at the mutation and changes the rRNA conformation to bind with aminoglycosides more tightly than when normally configured [ 43].

Comparison of the magenta module from the male fly metabolome reveals that this module becomes much more tightly correlated when developmental temperature changes from 18°C to 27°C.

This observation suggests that the 50-mer cavin1 complexes form a more heterogeneous population in terms of their size and shape, which become more tightly organized when bound to CAV1.

The optimal range of fits among sites is more tightly constrained when two variables are used (range 12 17 weeks before transmission for antecedent drought, 1 2 weeks before transmission for coincident wetting).