Sentence examples for a greater overlap from inspiring English sources

A wider mean niche breadth of a species usually leads to a greater overlap with the niche of other species.

If so, this might suggest a greater overlap between human and machine classification than adversarial images seem to imply, and could even point to human intuition as a piece of the more practical puzzle of defending against such attacks.

At the moment AO focuses on the £3.2bn major domestic appliance market which includes everyday gadgets such as fridges and washing machines, but its growth plans include new areas, such as televisions, as well as a move overseas, resulting in a greater overlap with Dixons.

The result is that French and English have a greater overlap of shared vocabulary than French and Italian (or, for that matter, English and Italian).But the two languages also have a number of faux amis, friends so false that they will provoke many an embarrassing misunderstanding.

In this case, the PDOS of d1 orbital shows a greater overlap with the titanium atom compared with the other d orbitals.

The result is a greater overlap between common cold and asthma symptoms.

He even had the audacity to surge forward on a great overlap in the latter stages of the game against the Dutch.

"What we expect is the president to deliver on climate, roll up his sleeves and build on the modest success of what he's done so far," said Michael Brune, Sierra Club executive director, adding, "There's a great overlap between what we want and what we think we will get" in a second term.

It is thought there is not a great overlap because net worth includes unrealized capital gains not included in taxable income.

The correlation of this and the MIPEX index is 0.71, which reveals a great overlap but also differences stemming from the fact that the CITLAW index includes a few more elements.

There is a great overlap of the spectra of the drug and its degradation products in normal synchronous spectroscopy; this encouraged us to perform first and second derivative synchronous fluorescence spectroscopy technique (FDSFS&SDSFS) without prior extraction or separation step.