Sentence examples for tight degree from inspiring English sources
A tight degree of integration between pooled data is needed when the results of specific primary studies are aggregated and integrated with ancillary results for rigorous cross-analysis (Steps 5 7 of the ancillary study workflow).
In the small floating fern Azolla [ 11], the symbiotic association with the filamentous cyanobacterium ' Nostoc azollae' 0708 (from now on abbreviated NoAz) has developed into an extraordinary tight degree [ 12- 14].
In return, the Greek authorities will have to commit to further institutional and fiscal reforms and a tighter degree of foreign monitoring.
Functionally, we observed that within a given set of related genes, those members that were present as immediately adjacent pairs exhibited a tighter degree of transcriptional co-regulation than the genes that were located on their own across the genome.
As it approaches downtown and the Cedar River, the freeway takes a tight, 90-degree turn to the east, crosses the river, squeezes between a Quaker Oats plant and the U.S. Cellular Center before turning back 90 degrees to the north.
On this evidence, even the lowliest 18th-century woman, however degraded, held tight to a degree of social aspiration.
2) The tight correlation between degree of motor dysfunction in SCA1 knock-in mice and levels of ATXN1 oligomers, while striking and intriguing, is likely heavily weighted toward the young mice and old mice which respectively show low and high levels of oligomers on average (these young and old mice presumably differ in many other respects as well).
If the turn is a 180 degree tight turn, come in as fast as possible or as fast as you are comfortable with.
The reason is the tight amount of degrees of freedom in which this analysis is conducted, which would be problematic in case of estimating Eqs.
The tight deadline "forces a degree of prioritization and focus which leads to results, avoiding white elephant projects which tend to be grandiose but not implementable".
School officials said Wednesday that the election results reflected extremely tight budgets and the degree to which most districts cut staff and dipped into reserve funds rather than exceed the cap, which was enacted last year in response to complaints about soaring tax bills.
