The phrase "are highly occupied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals or groups that are very busy or engaged in activities.
Example: "Due to their demanding schedules, the team members are highly occupied with various projects and deadlines."
Alternatives: "are very busy" or "are fully engaged".
However, FOXA2 and GATA4 can be distinguished by low enrichment at loci that are highly occupied by these factors in alternative cell types.
Marcia (1994) suggested, for example, that young people who are in the foreclosure phase (i.e., who are highly occupied with adopting the values of figures they identify with) may benefit from a slower tempo in treatment sessions.
(B ) Heatmaps and average plots of cenH3 ChIP, insoluble chromatin and CENP-C ChIP signal within a 2-kb window around HOT sites, illustrating that HOT sites are highly occupied by cenH3, insoluble chromatin and CENP-C.
For example, A129 exhibited relatively high NFI and GATA2 occupancy, but low to intermediate C/EBPβ and FoxA1 levels, A107 had relatively high C/EBPβ, low to intermediate NFI and FoxA1 and negligible GATA2, whereas A140, was highly occupied by FoxA1 after DHT treatment but had low NFI, intermediate C/EBPβ and extremely low GATA2 occupancy levels.
Hence, condensin-enriched genes in asynchronous cells were highly occupied by pol II.
Our analysis shows that all analyzed sites were highly occupied without significant differences among patient groups (Table S-2, Supporting Information).
Although the HSY and the corresponding X were highly occupied by interspersed repeats, there were potential gene rich regions with significantly low repeat accumulation.
Three elements are defining: it is technology that takes time to master, whose usage is highly occupying, and whose operation includes some real risk of failure.
The more cases we know about of unemployed people who are highly trained, gainfully occupied and routinely insulted by stupid workfare suggestions, the better.
This site is also highly occupied by gypsy but in this case associations are not significant.
Microbes are highly evolved and occupy unique environmental niches.
