Sentence examples for tightly govern from inspiring English sources
Absent secular governance, she said, fundamentalist groups "rely upon authoritarian systems and strict hierarchies to tightly govern followers, and they control dissent through direct and indirect or subtle punishment".
And when everyone is more tightly connected, but not everyone is more tightly governed, small units can wreak large havoc -- the love bug.
Tightly governed by ritual mechanisms for purification and reconciliation, killing was a spiritual ordeal of significant magnitude.
The Hippo pathway and its regulatory target, YAP, has recently emerged as an important biochemical signaling pathway that tightly governs epithelial tissue growth.
It is shown that the practical work is tightly governed by the multiplicity concept, which in turn is interwoven with symmetry.
So the question of whether Pythagoras taught a way of life tightly governed by the acusmata turns again on whether key passages in Iamblichus (On the Pythagorean Life 81-87, On General Mathematical Science 76.16-77.18 Festa) go back to Aristotle.
Namely, we suggest that the riboswitch's kinetics are tightly governed by a length-dependent switch, whereby the energy landscape has two clusters available during transcription elongation and where TPP's binding shifts the preference to one form.
For the colorful variant, we demonstrate matching upper and lower bounds showing that the dependence of the running time on treewidth of G is tightly governed by μ(H), the maximum size of a minimal vertex separator in H.
Glucose homeostasis is tightly governed by multiple levels of regulation, involving many different molecules, cell types and hormones.
For example, since MEF2 activity is tightly governed by class IIa histone deacetylases (Haberland et al. 2007; Potthoff and Olson 2007; Nebbioso et al. 2009), histone deacetylase inhibitors are now ripe for preclinical testing as new anti-RMS agents.
Thus the availability of the active pool of Beclin 1 to associate with VPS34 and in turn to promote PtdIns3 P signalling is tightly governed by a subset of regulatory factors.
