For example, overlap has been reported previously in recording of neck and shoulder complaints[ 19].
For example, overlaps occurred when Zen masters borrowed peasant objects for their teahouses, or daimyo became devotees of the tea ceremony.
The interactions may be synergistic (i.e., cooperative) or antagonistic, reflecting, for example, overlapping metabolic roles (of the B vitamins in particular), protective roles (e.g., vitamins A and E), or structural dependency (e.g., cobalt in the vitamin B12 molecule).
If they or anyone else were hoping for a high degree of duplication, they were sorely disappointed, because they found that the records of ICEWS and SPEED, for example, overlapped on only 10.3percentt of these protests.
The unexpected challenge of recruiting eligible and interested families into the study, for example, overlapped with the task of getting the program up and running in the first few months.
For example, overlapping cells are of concern when assessing tissue sections of greater thickness.
For example, overlapping lung cancer cases among African-American (black) men was identified by Morabia et al. (1992) and Muscat et al. (1998).
For example, overlapping regulons like E. coli's SoxS, MarA and Rob arise because of TF TFBS degeneracy (Martin & Rosner, 2002).
Despite this, some overlap has been found across models; for example, overlaps in neurotransmitter-related and epigenetic gene expression levels were recently identified in both SHR and PCB-exposed Sprague-Dawley rats [ 32].
Simulations can be used to tailor monitoring programs to particular species' life histories that are known to affect retention of genetic diversity, for example, overlapping generations, variance in reproductive success, sex ratios (Hoban et al. 2013c, d; Pinsky and Palumbi 2014), or to test other realistic conditions (e.g., linear population decline, uneven sample sizes).
