Sentence examples for extensively overlap from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the overexpression and distribution of hScrib was observed to extensively overlap with the cytoplasmic accumulation of β-catenin.
Before evaluating the immune responses induced by them in a mouse model, we made sure that: (i) the sizes of the two OVA-nanoparticles did not extensively overlap, (ii) the nanoparticles have similar zeta potentials and comparable antigen-loading, and (iii) the nanoparticles did not aggregate when suspended in simulated biological media.
At larger rAg (>rGaN) as shown in Figure 2f, the cross-sectional field profiles of hybrid modes on the thin substrate (t=5 nm) otherwise extensively overlap with the gain region, yet the modes on the thick substrate (t=500 nm) strongly localize at the bottom of the metallic NW [23] as shown in Figure 2c.
The ranges of the bohor reedbuck and southern reedbuck extensively overlap in Tanzania.
A. gambiae s.s. and A. merus are both fixed for a cytogenetically identical inversion, Xag, and thus appear to be sister taxa, whereas A. arabiensis seems more distantly related as it lacks Xag and possesses three different inversions (bcd) that extensively overlap the region of the Xag inversion.
However, the ranges of all characters extensively overlap and do not reliably distinguish a "blue pike" from a walleye specimen.
The range of the bog turtle extensively overlaps that of its relative, the wood turtle.
Its range extensively overlaps that of M. aelleni, which is regularly found in the same forests and caves.
Females occupy overlapping areas of the order of 0.6 acre seemingly regardless of age, while males occupy progressively larger and more extensively overlapping territories as they age and grow.
In addition, type C and D genes extensively overlapped, implying that they may share similar biological functions (Figure 1C).
Distribution of ectopically expressed ALS2 and EGFP-LC3 extensively overlapped with endogenous p62 in vesicular compartments in fibroblasts (Figure 7A and 7B).
