Sentence examples for tight juxtaposition from inspiring English sources

Overlay plots of the TCR, highlighting just the CDR3β showed tight juxtaposition of the peptidyl backbones of the CDR3 stalks, which includes the G/S variant residue (Fig. 1a).

Indeed, a tight juxtaposition between the plasmalemmal membrane and the SR has been directly visualized in vascular (11) and visceral (12) SMCs.

They do not include associated cells, such as the myoblasts and tracheal cells that develop together and in tight juxtaposition with the epithelial cells of the wing imaginal disc.

But "Discovery" is the better album, likely because, without the challenge of directing live musicians, the group could focus on building tight, hypnotic motifs and juxtapositions that all fit together, fusing expressions of openness and energy.

It's interesting to read this poem in juxtaposition with the tight formality of Edwin Arlington Robinson's Villanelle of Change, which treats its subject in a more "objective" manner that views the question of change in a historical perspective, in a context of great events.

That has meant handling many of the logistical intricacies at the heart of museum work — packing and transporting art, hanging it to achieve the most striking effects and juxtapositions, and keeping tight security over works that in some cases might today be worth $100 million or more.

This juxtaposition of "leaky" capillaries and tight epithelium constitutes the blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier (BSCFB) [ 15, 16], an arrangement construed as enabling blood-born leukocytes to extravasate into an uninflamed brain during the incipient stages of MS and EAE [ 17, 18].

Though Andrew Norman's program note claimed that his "Unstuck" started as musical fragments, it was the tightest piece, with daring juxtapositions and dazzling colors.

Juxtaposition is another buzzword.

THE juxtaposition was curious.

The juxtaposition was striking.