Sentence examples for but a large overlap from inspiring English sources
This difference was highly significant, but a large overlap occurred between the two groups.
Spanish weedy populations were among the most diverse and those showing the highest frequency of O alleles, but a large overlap exist with French weedy populations.
Most CSFs we tested had detectable oligomer levels but with a large overlap between AD and controls and a trend for higher mean levels in mild cognitive impairment (MCI) than controls.
Due to our filtering, not all datasets have the same genes, but there is a large overlap.
The distribution of B. officinalis is restricted to comparably lower altitudes in South to South-west China, but it has a large overlap with B. crispa in the foothills, where both altitudinal ranges meet at an approximate altitude of 1500 250000 m; B. officinalis prefers forest edges on mountains, and thickets on riverbanks.
As shown in Figure 1, most of the patients with PE had hypoxaemia, but there was a large overlap of PaO2 values between patients with angiographically proved PE and those with abnormal scans who had no evidence of PE on angiography.
We did not see a significant enrichment for dCTCF or Su(HW) binding sites at HSF sites (data not shown) but we did see a large overlap with CP190 sites which is expected since CP190 does not bind DNA directly but does bind to insulators including BEAF [40].
The MDR plots were compared with results of careful expert re-annotations of the same sequences, showing a large overlap but also the complementary value of both approaches.
Because some patients had missing data for some of the 7 investigational cTn assays, 7 assay-specific subcohorts with a large overlap but numerically not identical sizes were derived from the main cohort.
Not surprisingly, the host compounds show a large overlap (61%), but there is also a large overlap (56%) among pheromone compounds of beetle origin.
But for most of the domains there is a large overlap of the bit score value between these groups.
