Sentence examples for put closely from inspiring English sources

The similar modeling for the latter case shows even if the O2 molecule was put closely over the Fe atom, O2 would also depart away from the Fe atom.

After all, an opinion poll taken just before Mr Jospin admitted to his Trotskyite past put him closely behind Mr Chirac even though Mr Chirac's own image is more tarnished than most.

Normally, plants compete for root space with strangers, but, when researchers put four closely related Great Lakes sea-rocket plants (Cakile edentula) in the same pot, the plants restrained their usual competitive behaviors and shared resources.

To help keep this study fair & balanced, we turned off Fox News, put our closely-held editorial opinions on the shelf, and turned to the data.

The QS rankings published two weeks ago put MIT in top place, closely followed by Cambridge, Imperial, Harvard and Oxford.

Mandela's personal wealth is a mystery, but one veteran journalist who has followed him closely put it at 150m rand (£10.5m).

Wilson thought the teams were very similarly set up and evenly matched: "I think the two teams were very closely put together - we both had experience and flair players.

As Congressman Sandy Levin, someone who follows these developments closely, put it: "The figures are also based on an optimistic assumption that our trading partners will open their markets to our exports, rather than simply replacing their existing tariff barriers with new non-tariff barriers, even though we have repeatedly seen that happen in the past".

To avoid overrepresenting gene families that have endured extensive recent duplication, e.g., transposable elements, we put together very closely related (>80% protein sequence identity) families of orthologs.

Put another way, closely-settled residents are less prepared to travel as far as sparsely-settled residents for non-emergency health care.

That is something for our politicians to examine closely and put right.