Sentence examples for which match closely from inspiring English sources

GO particles with a width of ∼40 nm, which match closely to the void size within fibers, were optimal for enhancing the mechanical properties of the CNT fibers.

The patterns of differential mutability in leading/lagging strands observed here for P. aeruginosa, which match closely those observed in E. coli [ 4], are not consistent with this prediction.

The model uses the distance as seen in photograph taken using scanning electron microscope (SEM) from which motion begins around core of spiral and calculates pitch of spiral which matches closely with experimental observation in micrograph.

The ECEC provides compensation data for primary and secondary school teachers and for a broader category of "teachers". We analyze the narrower category, which matches closely our definition of teachers in our ORG data, except that the ECEC includes private school and special education teachers.

The optical band gap for CN here is calculated as 2.403 eV, which matches closely the literature value of 2.41 eV.24 In contrast, KP shows an optical band gap of 2.743 eV, a difference of 0.340 eV from the lab-grown crystal of CN. Figure 4(a) and (b) show the excitation and emission profiles of both CN and KP.

A number of detailed descriptions were given which matched closely with the physical evidence and with the psychological profile.

The C-terminal Lys residue with the fluorophore was also revealed as a fragment ion of 504.2 Da, which matched closely with the calculated mass of 505.91 Da.

QMF 25392 is a complete left supraorbital bone, which matches closely V. komodoensis, including the possession of a thick postorbital bar which projects postero-laterally, is shallowly curved and is suboval in cross-section.

The program CPGPlot predicts a 554 bp CpG island which matches closely the putative promoter region.

In particular, the spatial nature of most agent-based models puts emphasis on behaviour driven by local interactions, which matches closely with the mechanisms of stimulus and response observed in biology.

Instead, our newer instantiation of the theory uses only (a) Hebbian learning methods which match more closely with synaptic and associative learning mechanisms ascribed to the hippocampal region and (b) a more plausible representation of input stimuli.