Sentence examples for turn closely from inspiring English sources

Romneycare, in turn, closely followed the outlines of a plan originally proposed by the right-wing Heritage Foundation.

How these countries define social investment is, in turn, closely related to their social economic contexts.

These climate settings induce particular soil moisture (SM) conditions, in turn closely related to permafrost state, substrate, and topography.

One's sense of efficacy as an acting person in relation to the action performed is in turn closely connected to one's sense of responsibility for the activity.

These findings suggest that the impaired cyclic GMP production as a marker of NO production is possibly due to the accumulated endogenous NOS inhibitors and enhanced arginase activity, which, in turn, closely relates to the occurrence of intimal hyperplasia, and that the impaired DDAH activity would result in the accumulation of endogenous NOS inhibitors in endothelial cells.

Phylogenetic analyses have determined that A. luteobubalina is closely related to A. montagnei and that both of these species are in turn closely related to the Brazilian species A. paulensis.

The other, which no doubt, turns closely on the same issue, was an intuition that the natural world had to be where I would find what I needed.

Based on what you have read or heard, do you approve or disapprove of this policy?" While we may be following this issue's twists and turns closely in Washington, we shouldn't assume voters are, too.

Afghanistan in turn was closely involved with Central Asian politics.

The conformation, in turn, is closely related to the molecule's physiological function.

And that, in turn, is closely tied to the prime lending rate that the banks charge preferred customers.