Sentence examples for broader overlap from inspiring English sources

The port dumping in 2013 offers a window into the broader overlap of ecological and human rights challenges in the coal industry: Mining operations in Colombia have been linked to the displacement, pollution and impoverishment of local communities, as well as dangerous working conditions.

For a given leaf motion length, a broader overlap produced a higher dose distribution in the matching zone compared with a smaller overlap.

Therefore, we cannot exclude that the enhancer and transcript function might overlap temporally (i.e. same developmental stage) but not spatially (i.e. different tissue) and equally we cannot exclude that a broader overlap could be detected if expression assays had been performed on specific E11.5 tissues in which enhancer function has been observed.

When there was broad overlap between the two ranges, it was assumed that the species would survive.

SEABROOK: Certainly there's a broad overlap, and several of the traits on Hare's Checklist could describe narcissists.

In dilute solutions, there is broad overlap between ice growth and ice nucleation temperature zones, while in concentrated solutions the zones are more narrow and separated.

Indirect gradient analysis showed that there is a broad overlap of vegetation types, and that no successional trends can be inferred on the basis of floristic composition alone.

In this between-subject design, we found that despite a broad overlap in brain regions involved in social cognition, the left anterior insula (AI) was activated less if observers were asked to focus on their schadenfreude.

While Weigel sees few similarities between Francis and Bernardin, many others see a broad overlap, and they say that Francis is leading by example, whether the American churchmen see Bernardin's shadow or not.

The cool-temperate Namaqua Bioregion of the west coast and warm-temperate Agulhas Bioregion of the south coast are separated by a broad overlap zone, termed the South-western Cape Bioregion. South-western Cape Bioregion

This results in a broad overlap in the body-size variation of aurochs and cattle, meaning that a medium-scaled bone can either belong to a female aurochs or to a domestic bull.