Sentence examples for were most tightly from inspiring English sources

In the United States, we often associate play with freedom, but to Vygotsky, dramatic play was actually the arena where children's actions were most tightly restricted.

By and large, the people who were most tightly clustered in Framingham tended to be better off — healthier, happier and even wealthier.

Protective effects were most robust in monozygotic twin pairs, where genetic and early-life influences were most tightly controlled, and for activities that were often cognitive and social in nature.

The researchers had hypothesized that when temperatures were either too cool or too hot, the spider's joints would lose their ability to work together synchronously, but, surprisingly, the leg joints were most tightly coupled at low temperatures and slow movement speeds.

CAPS loci 5983-127 and 20149-154 were most tightly linked with one another (1.3 cM on LG Alt_1b+16).

Moreover, which of these two forms were most tightly associated with chromatin appeared to be dependent on the cell cycle stage.

Worst affected is South Africa, the region's largest economy, because it is most tightly linked to the outside world.

Recent global mapping of water table depths9 and the critical zone10 suggest where interactions of climate and groundwater may be most tightly coupled.

In principle, MATH 2130 is the multivariable calculus course that is most tightly connected to the multivariable calculus used in undergraduate economics (with a focus on applications of the math).

Consistent sampling of active dust of known age and provenance (area sampled) also permitted the calculation of indoor loading rates (mg m− 2 day− 1 for dust and μg m− 2 day− 1 for metals) for the winter season (from 2007 to 2010) when houses are most tightly sealed.

If I had to name one place in Europe where startups, conferences and meetups are most tightly packed in a small area; it has to be Amsterdam.