Sentence examples for as an overlap from inspiring English sources

A Fisher's exact test was used to determine if the modules from the 5 datasets had a significant number of overlapping genes and these results were depicted as an overlap Heatmap.

Neither could Robinson, who was left cursing his luck when his side's one threatening break after the interval saw the wing Lee Jones knocked out by Trimble in a clash of heads as an overlap beckoned.

For evaluation of the segmentation results, dice similarity coefficient (DSC) as an overlap measure and Haussdorf distance as a shape dissimilarity measure were used.

The joint sample includes two full-scale joints, one in the hairpin configuration at the bottom of the sample and one as an overlap joint at mid length of the sample.

Each noise field then contributes a term to the gate infidelity in the spectral domain expressed as an overlap integral between the noise power spectrum and an appropriate generalized filter-transfer function.

For filtering time-dependent noise, however, it is more useful to transform to a spectral representation in which case (langle a_{1}^{2}rangle) separates into dephasing and amplitude noise terms, each appearing as an overlap integral between the noise PSD and a frequency-domain filter-transfer function.

Sequences were clustered as OTUs at an overlap identity cutoff of 97% or 80% by MOTHUR software [48].

We define Z n ( li, li + n + 1 ) as a overlap sensing boundary zone (1 ≤ i ≤n). 1. -1=Q k iff all overlap sensing boundary zones could not cover the whole horizontal direction in the belt region.

With the fragmentation step, Sd is split into k segments: Sd1, Sd2,... Sdk and only a subset of these overlapping with Sc are returned as an overlapping cCNV region for CNV2 and CNV3.

The peak at 2θ ≈ 60.0° can be considered as an overlapping of the reflections from the (311) and (222) planes of the same HfO2 phase.

The current academic preference is to see the English medieval economy as an "overlapping network of diverse communities", in which active local choices and decisions are the result of independent agency, rather than historical determinism.