Sentence examples for broadly overlapping from inspiring English sources

In practice, ecology is composed of broadly overlapping approaches and further divided by the groups of species to be studied.

The genders have "broadly overlapping bell curves for 'workaholicness,'" she thinks.

These results indicate broadly overlapping fundamental niches combined with asymmetric competition—features consistent with the concept of shared preference niches.

First, despite occupying broadly overlapping regions of morphospace, the cichlid assemblages from the three African great lakes show consistent evidence of non-convergence.

In such cases, intra- and interspecific sequence divergences can be zero, small and/or broadly overlapping [13], [14], [15], [16], [17].

Despite occupying broadly overlapping areas in a common morphospace, the assemblages show consistent evidence of non-convergence, a pattern traditionally interpreted as evidence for the importance of contingency and/or chance.

In the Americas they nest in the Caribbean, tropical Atlantic and Pacific oceans where they broadly overlap with the Brown Noddy.

The distribution of the Pale-billed Woodpecker broadly overlaps that of the Lineated Woodpecker (Dryocopus lineatus), which is superficially similar to Pale-billed.

These two festivals, which broadly overlap in programming, focus on new faces – one exception being Valeria Golino, who won the best actress prize at Venice last year for her portrayal of an overburdened wife in Anna and will be taking part in a Q&A in London.

A maximum span for periods of pedogenesis at ca. 12 to 17 ka, 22 to 24 ka, and 29 to 32 ka was provided by bounding OSL ages, which broadly overlap with high stands of pluvial lakes and glacier advances in the central Andes.

Despite its common name, this species broadly overlaps in size with the common eland (Taurotragus oryx).