Sentence examples for considerable amount of overlap from inspiring English sources
There was a considerable amount of overlap, as many great minds thought alike.
There's a considerable amount of overlap between "mass shootings" and "active shooter incidents". Mass shootings are generally defined by the number of people killed or injured.
A new objective function is derived to account for strong dependency inside the individual cliques and weak dependency across the cliques by retaining a considerable amount of overlap between adjacent cliques.
I came up with six of these groups, although there is admittedly a considerable amount of overlap between some of them.
The four FGF receptors and their associated splice variants share a considerable amount of overlap in their tissue distribution, ability to bind multiple FGF ligands, and their intracellular signaling pathways.
Each block then either had to be transferred to and from the GPU in each RL iteration (Preibisch et al., 2014), or blocks needed to share a considerable amount of overlap to avoid border artifacts (Temerinac-Ott et al., 2011).
There was a considerable amount of potential overlap in the reduction of adsorbed and dermasorbed O.
A considerable amount of the predicated calls overlap with each other and a post-processing heuristic to filter some of those overlapping predicted SVs was given [see the Results section of Hormozdiari et al. (2009)].
Frenk et al. (48) also showed that the different stages of the epidemiological transition identified by Omran (1) are not necessarily sequential but can overlap for a considerable amount of time, resulting in the coexistence of infectious diseases and nutritional deficiencies with NCDs.
However, a considerable amount of information was excluded from this meta-analysis because of the limited overlap of probes included on the microarrays used in the original studies.
This indicates that all three cellular networks (GRN, TRN and PPN) contain a considerable amount of biological information about S. cerevisiae and E. coli; because otherwise they would overlap with the results of the networks with randomized gene labels.
