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Meanings of closely related in English

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Usage of closely related in English
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It is possible to differentiate easily even among closely related organic compounds.
Pubmed
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In view of this, traffic condition was closely related to road injury.
Pubmed
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This coexistence may have been challenging, as closely related species often compete.
The South African
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Objectives: Excessive inflammation is closely related to severity and outcome of sepsis.
Pubmed
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Both are members of the coronavirus family and closely related to Covid-19.
Wired
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These two indoor trees are closely related species in the mulberry family.
Wicked plants
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Basic and clinical observations suggest that thrombosis and inflammation are closely related.
Pubmed
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These features were not observed with the closely related species M. chelonae.
Pubmed
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Sleep and circadian rhythms are closely related to physical and psychosocial well-being.
Pubmed
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By this time, Klimchouk's involvement with caves had two sides, closely related.
Blind descent: the quest to discover the deepest place on earth
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In the present stud … In the closely related C. neoformans var.
Pubmed
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The Dandie would appear to be closely related to the Bedlington Terrier.
Dogs and All about Them
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Is there a moral obligation to grieve people closely related to oneself?
Radio NZ
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If viruses are very closely related, chances of cross protection are better.
Reuters
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Essentially the exhibition is split into two separate, but closely related series.
The Irish Times
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Cognitive impairment is closely related to real-life functioning in patients with schizophrenia.
Pubmed
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