Sentence examples for conditions overlap from inspiring English sources

Many of these conditions overlap and are often accompanied (or caused) by emotional problems like depression.

As already suggested, the three conditions overlap.

The temperature conditions overlap in the range of approximately 175 to 210°C, which suggests that the change from more ductile to brittle processes occurs over a range of depths.

CWD for redwoods in Figure 6c for a larger area illustrating baseline (1971 to 2000) suitable CWD conditions (white), future (GFDL A2 2071 to 2100) suitable CWD conditions (orange), current mapped vegetation locations (red), and locations where future suitable CWD conditions overlap current mapped locations (blue) for the (a) 270-m spatial scale and (b) 4-km spatial scale.

Because the conditions overlap so greatly, Dr. Francine Kaufman coined the term, "diabesity," to express their interrelatedness.

Treatment approaches for these conditions overlap, and include such modalities as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and psychopharmacologic strategies.

In this study, 124 subjects had two overlapping conditions, and 33 had all three conditions overlapping.

Further analysis showed that the CHL1/Hsc70/αSGT-containing band observed under non-denaturing conditions overlapped with the SNAP25-immunoreactive band in synaptic vesicles and synaptic plasma membranes (Fig. 3C,D).

We found, however, that the sex and environmental conditions overlapped in the PCA plot using RUVg normalized read counts (Additional file 1: Figure S2D).

Then, when the confidence intervals of a QTL in different growing conditions overlapped, the candidate genes were searched within the most extreme limits of the corresponding set of reduced overlapping intervals, thereafter referred to as the integrated interval.

These objectives are easily configurable, with the possibility of specifying user preferences on some characteristics of the results, specifically the number of genes, number of conditions, overlapping amount and gene mean variances.