Meanings of close juxtaposition in English

These processes result in the close juxtaposition of viral DNA with host DNA that is undergoing replication stress.

In the same way, do not put adjectives and participles, active and passive forms of verbs, in too close juxtaposition.

The immediate connection of sin and punishment is the teaching intended by this close juxtaposition of these two halves of our narrative.

This one event, with the impressive spectacle of the parties in such close juxtaposition, seemed almost to render every previous suspicion conclusive.

In the front window, in close juxtaposition, were a platter of French snails and a platter of sticky confections full of dark spots.

Histologically, we observed the emergence of characteristic liver stereotypical microstructures mediated by coordinated growth of hepatocytes in close juxtaposition with a perfused vasculature.

Our data suggest that STICs were caused by quantal release of endogenous ATP by depolarized PC12 cells in close juxtaposition to the recorded cell.

In another instant his black head, with the long dark hair trailing behind it, appeared in close juxtaposition to the opened jaws of the reptile.

Scattered here and there over the fields might be seen two heads that would keep in rather close juxtaposition up and down the long rows.

You get these two processes in the closest juxtaposition in ordinary life.

Life and Death in closest juxtaposition, the hymn in honour of the Prophet's birth blending with the elegy to the dead.