Sentence examples for generally overlap from inspiring English sources

Doug Wood, the golf pro there, said the sports generally overlap in the first two or three weeks of May.

The agreement on political participation calls for the creation of temporary special congressional districts for areas hardest hit by the conflict, which generally overlap with the areas where the Farc have the most influence over the civilian population.

The high PMR subfaults generally overlap with the identified asperity except in area 1 at depths <2 km (Fig. 5b).

Qualitatively, looking at Fig. 2 one can see that gaze similarity scores between the Context and No-context groups generally overlap throughout the film clip, indicating that, regardless of context condition, viewers likely did not differ in their overall gaze similarity.

Minimal invariants generally overlap; the combinatorial effect causes an explosion of the number of minimal invariants.

Due to P. conradti's rhythm of activity, these territories generally overlap with those of territorially-dominant arboreal ants.

The utilities of the EQ-5D-3L health states were calculated using the European value set derived from an experiment respondents from the general population in six European countries [ 14], generally overlapping with the countries in our survey.

7 However, written guidelines from these HTA bodies vary with regard to how studies should be selected for inclusion and assessed, thus different (although generally overlapping) bodies of evidence are likely to be generated for each jurisdiction.

This compromise came about primarily as a result of the work of Charles Lapworth, the English geologist who in 1879 proposed the designation Ordovician System for that sequence of rocks representing the upper part of Sedgwick's Cambrian succession and the lower (and generally overlapping) portion of Murchison's Silurian succession.

Reporter in the field: The audio comes from a wide range of noises generally overlapped with speech.

Family units are requested to face competitive challenges through the definition of farm strategies, which are generally overlapping with family strategies (Caillavet et al2005; Abdel 1997).