Sentence examples for frequently overlaps from inspiring English sources

Second, this categorization along development levels or political geographies frequently overlaps with assumptions about political regimes: Destinations in the 'Global North' are often implicitly cast as liberal democracies, while origins in the 'Global South' are classified as autocracies or, at best, malfunctioning democracies.

Although art frequently overlaps with many other cultural spheres, the "sports and art" combination often seems stuck on the 'jock' vs. 'artist' split that proliferates in high school.

The episodic memory impairment observed in MCI and early AD using explicit memory tasks frequently overlaps [ 23, 24] albeit not all MCI patients will progress to AD.

On the other hand, we must consider that health frequently overlaps with the social, environmental, and agricultural sectors [ 4], among others.

In families with a true MbnC homologue, the predicted MbnC ORF frequently overlaps MbnB by a significant number of residues, but it is not in frame with MbnB.

We further investigated the nature of the overlap and found that the last exon of novel lncRNAs vastly more frequently overlaps with TEs than the first exon (P <2.2e-16 <2.2e-16are test; Fig.  7b).

We corroborate earlier studies showing that the modal number of overlapping nucleotides is equal to 4 and that these 4 nucleotides frequently overlap initiation and termination codons of contiguous genes, or the termination codons of complementary overlaps.

Although they are distinct, they frequently overlap in practice.

The two roads frequently overlap and when they do, the mixture of music and mountains is irresistible.

These categories frequently overlap, creating a funky, dynamic town that is a bit eccentric even by Alaskan standards.

For those reasons, the conservative voting block could easily decide a primary featuring seven candidates with messages that frequently overlap.