Sentence examples for trace closely from inspiring English sources

Note that the spectrum with ratio 20 80 (bottom trace) closely resembles the spectrum at 353 K (top trace) in Fig.  3a.

The expected distribution that is based upon the syntaxin/munc18 crystal structure (blue trace) closely matches the experimental distribution, where the slight overestimate in distance is within the uncertainty of the prediction.

URF forests produced greater median AUCs for 10 subjects with SLB tracing closely and SLA performing up to 18% worse.

By tracing closely linked markers through a multigenerational pedigree, the linkage phase of the alleles was inferred.

Only those EIC peaks that are found for both C and corresponding C m/ z traces closely coelute and have a high Pearson correlation coefficient remain for further data processing.

Ignoring the variable initial delay in I f (de)activation, the I f current traces closely resemble a monoexponential process, both during activation and deactivation (cf. Figure 1(a)), which at a given membrane potential can be well fitted using a single time constant τ.

John (from whose perspective much of the tale is told) is an intellectual, his mother a working-class Cumbrian, and the events of the book appear to trace history closely.

By the late 17th century, fortress profiles and traces were closely integrated with one another and with the ground on which they stood.

The results show that, whereas in wild-type seedlings the xylem and phloem traces are closely aligned (Supplementary Fig. S1A), in the hyd mutants callose accumulates ectopically, and is variably associated with xylem traces showing a lack of coordinated differentiation of the two vascular cell types (Supplementary Figs. S1D F).

Firstly, the lack of methods to closely trace the interaction sequences and derive performance measures.

The recovery of trace elements is closely related to their washability, as shown in Table 14.