Sentence examples for tightly engage from inspiring English sources
"tightly engage" is a correct and usable expression in written English
You can use this expression to make a comparison between two things that are securely connected together. For example, "The two pieces of metal were tightly engaged, so there was no gap between them."
Although our binding experiments using a single type of (CR x species precluded being able to simultaneously bind different fragments of cluster II to RAP, it is clear from Table 1 that RAP could tightly engage CR3 CR8, with D1 binding to CR345 (Kd of 23 nM) and D3 binding to CR678 (Kd of 26 nM).
Bedford is best when her moral faculties are tightly engaged.
He transmutes the lugubrious subject of pain into a provocative and edifying treatise that tightly engages the reader.
Mutagenesis and structural analysis showed that ECL2 consists of a part of the hydrophobic cavity for both inhibitors, although AK317 is more tightly engaged with ECL2 than AK530, explaining their similar anti-HIV-1 potencies despite the difference in Kd values.
Supplement that with a very tightly engaged technology capability, that's one of the special sauces.
All I know is that Noah Black, who worked at the Harbour Group consulting firm and was regularly listed as a press contact on CES press releases, is now even more tightly engaged with the for-profit college industry.
In 1990, it was shown that lipopolysaccharide (LPS) from Gram-negative bacteria is tightly engaged by a plasma protein called LPS-binding protein (LBP) [ 8].
The β-ionone ring at the other end of the retinal is ensconced in a hydrophobic pocket formed by aromatic side chains, and the conjugated double-bond system linking the two is tightly engaged by a constriction in the retinal binding site which forces a negative 6-s cis twist of the β-ionone ring about the C6 C7 single bond and a twist about the C11=C12 double bond.
Tasks that require team members to be "tightly coupled" -- engaged in constant consultation and joint problem-solving -- can then be assigned to people who work in the same location.
Meeting the first child who benefited from the center was an emotional moment for Tetsuko-San who could not hide her joy as she hugged Patrick tightly and engaged him in a long conversation about his experience with the LRA.
During duplication, new centrioles grow orthogonally to existing ones and remain engaged (tightly opposed) with those centrioles until late mitosis or early G1 phase, when they become disengaged.
