Sentence examples for more tightly with from inspiring English sources

Molecular docking indicated that 3 bound more tightly with Bcr AblT315I compared to Bcr AblWT.

The complexes bind more tightly with DNA and BSA than with ligands.

More recently, Internet technologies have allowed companies to integrate their information sharing more tightly with other organizations, creating opportunities for greater specialization, increased outsourcing and globalization.

Still, even as some municipalities scale back, others are pressing ahead with plans to integrate government services more tightly with their Web sites.

Here's what's more interesting, though: The ratio of House seats won by Republicans vs. Democrats tracks more tightly with the ratio of Republican-to-Democratic primary votes.

Judging by the referendum motion before MPs, many want to tie the government's hands still more tightly, with a utopian mandate to demand a free-trade relationship.

Genes in each subpathway may be more tightly coregulated with each other than with other genes in the pathway.

We demonstrate that JH and vg expression are uncoupled, and that vg expression appears to be more tightly associated with social context than with reproductive physiology in workers.

These CpG sites have been previously validated to be more tightly associated with xaf1 expression compared with others distal CpG sites investigated [ 10].

The use of DALYs has received much attention in the prioritization of funding and studies have indicated that funding is more tightly correlated with DALY values than with incidence, mortality or YLL values [ 5].

Contrary to his expectation, though, the spring arrival times were more tightly correlated with temperatures in Africa than with those in Europe.