"coincide between" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe when two or more sets of data, events, etc. are in agreement or occur at the same time. For example: "The results of the two experiments coincided between the two groups."
However, the relationship curves do not exactly coincide between unstressed and stressed conditions (Supplementary Figure S2B).
Thus none of the genes found as highly reliable coincide between the lines.
Biological roles of exon DNA methylation may differ or coincide between species and could involve basic biological processes, organismal and behavioral plasticity, as well as tissue differentiation.
We can safely infer that at least three of these pseudogenes (Homo_9, Homo_13, and Homo_18) were present in the common ancestor to both human and chimpanzee simply because in each case the disruptions coincide between orthologues.
The C1q annotation for all the non-shared transcripts did not coincide between tissues (Additional file 4), which could suggest a high specialization of this molecule in each tissue and, possibly, specialization for non-self recognition, as might be inferred from the high abundance of the C1q sequences in gills.
The trend was not as evident for the decreased global miRNAs where there was slightly greater variation in miR-181b, 1280 and 432 qRT-PCR and microarray expression values; however miR-1826 levels coincided between assays (Figure 4A).
All scores except for one coincided between raters.
In addition, this model completely coincides between men and women.
Thus, the set of losses also coincides between two mappings α.
Consequently, the set of losses also coincides between the two mappings.
By definition of a duplication, the set of duplications outside S i coincides between the two mappings.
