Sentence examples for most closely approaches from inspiring English sources

The one that most closely approaches the ideal is methane.

The animal that most closely approaches a constant rate of growth is an insect larva.

In stylistic flavor, "Benjamin" most closely approaches the eighteenth-century English taste for portraits of fetching individuals in fancy dress.

Many film historians consider this to be the film that most closely approaches technical perfection of all the Disney animated features.

Nevertheless, because plethysmography was the primary noninvasive method for determining the physiological mechanisms of RH in humans, it most closely approaches a gold-standard noninvasive measurement technique.

Of these, the 18S rRNA gene most closely approaches RPB1 and RPB2 in its efficiency of providing phylogenetic resolution at this level.

The trends in the divalent cation/P ratios for each of the four treatments are presented in Figure 5, which shows that stoichiometric HAP is most closely approached by the OA and AC treatments.

As seen in Figure 5, HAP stoichiometry is most closely approached with the AC treatment (divalent cation/P ratio = 1.61), and its greatest departure is with the treatments containing cells (divalent cation/P ratio ~1.4), with the OA treatment having a Ca/P ratio of 1.58.

Any team completing the fourth mission in under 15 minutes would receive the entire $80,000 prize, otherwise the prize would be distributed based on 2008 competitor performance most closely approaching the 15-minute mission goal.

In these taxa the foramen nervi maxillomandibularis exit is approximately in the same plane as the opening for the rostral tympanic recess, though of the waterbirds exhibiting the plesiomorphic state, these taxa most closely approach the derived condition.

However, the improvement of the planning and problem-solving group specifically on the task most closely approaching real-world requirements suggests a potential for successful generalization to functional outcomes.