Sentence examples for broadly overlaps from inspiring English sources

For example, the resolution of gastropod eyes broadly overlaps with both vertebrate and arthropod eyes.

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

Although its distribution broadly overlaps that of T. bolivaris, it is more widely distributed in South America because of its greater tolerance of dry forest habitats.

The dromedary broadly overlaps in size with the Bactrian, though is perhaps slightly smaller on average, as male Bactrian camels regularly exceed 600 kg.

The northern pintail broadly overlaps in size with the similarly-widespread mallard, but is more slender, elongated and gracile, with a relatively longer neck and (in males) a longer tail.

On Madagascar, it has been recorded in forest and caves in karst areas; its distribution broadly overlaps that of M. griveaudi and the two have been found in the same roost sites on several occasions.

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

The capital has long been a place where public and private interests can broadly overlap, where relatively elastic ethics laws and the fact that legislators technically work only part time give rise to relationships that would be prohibited in, say, Washington.

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.

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

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.