The phrase "a significant overlap of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing areas of commonality or shared characteristics between two or more subjects, concepts, or groups.
Example: "There is a significant overlap of interests between the two organizations, which could lead to potential collaboration."
Alternatives: "a considerable intersection of" or "a notable convergence of".
That makes it harder for a malicious actor to create a fake account with a significant overlap of followers.
As the SNR decreases, not only the difference between the averages becomes smaller, but variances increase to result in a significant overlap of synchronous and asynchronous distributions.
This approach is hampered by a significant overlap of such marker levels in healthy and unhealthy subjects and has led to inconclusive results.
In fact, misdiagnosis occurs at a frequency of more than 50% due to a significant overlap of the features of imaging in HAML and HCC [10-13].
Often, osteoradionecrosis lesions show very high SUVs, equalling that of residual/recurrent tumour, and there is a significant overlap of SUVs in patients with osteoradionecrosis and tumour recurrence [46].
This similarity was further confirmed by a significant overlap of pathways affected by the HCV transgene and the Mdr2-KO mutation revealed in the current study (Table S2).
In particular, we found a significant overlap of 8 miRs (P<10−14, hypergeometric test) out of 32 miRs that are associated with GBMs in HMDD.
Consistent with Swm1 acting in concert with Clr6, there is also a significant overlap of genes that are up-regulated in the swm1Δ strain with genes whose promoters lack acetylation in wild-type cells [18] (see Table 1).
Combining all four datasets separately resulted in an significant overlap of 48 loci (p = 2.25 × 10-202) thavehave been consistently identified as targets for FOXP3 binding.
Recently, large scale human genetic studies have also revealed a significant overlaps of risk genes for schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and autism.
We compared genes differentially expressed between EVP and D in the aorta vs in tumors and found a significant overlap (44% of aorta DEGs and 38% of tumor DEGs, Venn diagram, Supplementary Figure 5B).
