Sentence examples for tightly including from inspiring English sources

Shire's chief executive, Flemming Ørnskov, admitted that firms that managed prescription US drug plans wanted to "manage a number of categories more tightly" including haemophilia.

Experts who gave evidence called for the availability and promotion of alcohol in Victoria to be regulated more tightly, including through amendments to the Liquor Control Reform Act.

Rehn said that the "systematic, specific, and rigorous" bailout plan came with strings attached tightly, including quarterly monitoring of Greek austerity measures.

The Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education called for the availability and promotion of alcohol in Victoria to be regulated more tightly, including through amendments to the Liquor Control Reform Act.

Fiber length is high and the fibers are packed very tightly, including some overlap.

The drug-resistance of cancer is associated with apoptotic pathway tightly, including overexpression of anti-apoptotic proteins, mutations of pro-apoptotic proteins and the loss of caspase [ 30- 32].

Reduced order model sets that tightly include the optimal one are derived.

This ensures that only samples at the interior of clusters are included, and less tightly included samples approaching the cluster boundary are omitted to ensure a more homogeneous composition.

Some are small and tightly worked, including pieces by Wucius Wong, Tseng Yuho (her membranes of soft, modulated color bring the American painter Loren MacIver to mind) and Gao Xingjian (who last year won a Nobel prize for literature).

B-cell development is tightly regulated, including the induction of B-cell memory and antibody-secreting plasmablasts and plasma cells.

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