Sentence examples for before overlapping from inspiring English sources

If a candidate GeneMark gene had homology to a known protein (by BLASTX) or overlapped with an expressed sequence alignment, it was added to the final gene set and, as before, overlapping gene models were removed from the remaining candidate gene set.

"I'm here to serve and I believe strongly that with power and wealth comes a duty to serve the least," he told CNN during a stop in Zambia before overlapping with Mr. Obama in Tanzania.

From Clayville to Utica, NY 8 was originally routed along Oneida Street before overlapping with NY 5 and NY 12 along Genesee Street in downtown Utica.

The route was extended to DE 1 in Fenwick Island by 1994, following its current alignment between Millsboro and DE 54 before overlapping with DE 54 (Lighthouse Road) for the easternmost portion of the route.

Before overlapping occurred, the serosal surface of the underlying flaps was stripped to ensure that only myometrial tissue flaps overlapped.

When the extra G was removed, the reading-frame of SPO_PG039 was corrected, ending at a stop codon (position 3 515 110) before overlapping SPO3316.

Black Bart, we learned, is also a regular, though our visits had never before overlapped.

There have been 67 Edinburgh Festivals, but this year's represents a first and a last: the arts jamboree has never before overlapped with a Commonwealth Games in the rival city of Glasgow, and if Scotland votes yes to independence next month Edinburgh will cease to be part of the UK cultural scene and become a "foreign" festival like the one in Avignon.

Participants, with long-term sickness absence in the 12 weeks before or overlapping the particular participant's response date, were excluded from the study.

We excluded participants with missing values on MHI-5 and MDI (n = 439), with missing response date (n = 150), with a sickness absence spell lasting 4 or more weeks in the preceding 3 months before or overlapping baseline (n = 177), yielding a study sample of 4153 participants.

Emanating from at least five mosques, the voices of the muezzins rose up over the city, overlapping before us like a dissonant song sung in the round.