Sentence examples for recovered closely from inspiring English sources
As they recovered, closely monitored by attending physicians, an alert onlooker may have noticed a subtle difference in each patient's recovery room: the ambient noise.
The Sacoglossa are recovered closely related to the Pulmonata as sister to the Siphonariidae (Figs. 1 and 3).
In addition, we will show that the closed-loop performance realized by an observer-based controller, implemented in a conventional periodic time-triggered fashion, can be recovered arbitrarily closely by a PETC implementation.
However, by day 4 post-infection, RML12.wMelPop-CLA cells had recovered and closely followed the proliferation pattern of RML12.Tet cells.
A study that assessed the relationships of Altigius to putative relatives recovered Hyophryne closely related to Hamptophryne[ 72].
However, the false limpet Trimusculus reticulatus (Trimusculidae) is recovered as closely related to two ellobiids (Ovatella vulcani and Auriculinella bidentata), which is strongly supported.
Our analyses also recovered another closely related lineage to the LV region superflock in the East-African riverine clade, in addition to Haplochromis gracilior form Lake Kivu [ 4].
A long branch leads to H. integrifolia, as well as each of the species H. seemannii and H. serratifolia —here recovered as closely related.
Based on entirely new molecular and morphological datasets, Wiegmann et al. [ 13], McKenna and Farrell [ 14], and Beutel et al. [ 15] (see also [ 16]) congruently revived the view that Hymenoptera are sistergroup of all remaining Holometabola; Strepsiptera were recovered as closely related to Coleoptera, and Mecoptera were found monophyletic.
However, our tests showed that with more taxa and more evolutionary time, we can recover more closely the shape of the curve for very deleterious mutations.
Furthermore, the recovered phylogeny more closely agrees with the stratigraphic record than hypotheses that place Acrocanthosaurus atokensis as more closely related to Allosaurus fragilis.
