"highly overlap" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation where two concepts, ideas, or groups have a lot in common. For example, "The research teams in this lab have their projects highly overlap, so they are constantly sharing ideas and resources."
ERBB4 is a small set (39) whose compounds highly overlap with compounds of the large sets EGFR (1104) and ERBB2 (962).
Nevertheless, because the same sparse scatterers contribute to the observations corresponding to the different illuminators, the positions of the nonzero entries in the vectors w ~ j are identical or highly overlap.
In addition, as shown in subsection 5.1.2, with small values of q m, n / σ m, n SJR, all the Gaussian components of h m, n SD f in (10) will highly overlap with each other and the estimation of QF1 will not be accurate especially when the patch size is small.
Areas within the normal brain that show increased aerobic glycolysis highly overlap with the 'default mode network'- brain regions that are most active when an individual is awake but not engaged in a specific task [28], [56].
In fact, carcinogens and anticancer drugs highly overlap.
The metabolites reported by MIRA highly overlap with this definition.
Since these patches are highly overlapped, we average their overlapping sections to reconstruct the denoised image as described in [ 34].
While on average, women are better with people and men are better with abstract concepts, the populations are highly overlapping.
Established cell surface markers efficiently isolate highly overlapping populations of skeletal muscle satellite cells by fluorescence-activated cell sorting.
However, cortical representations are more optimized for rapid and automatic identification of item similarities because highly overlapping representations there allow similar items to make more direct contact2.
The haemoglobin-interacting region in the αβ dimer is highly overlapping with the interface between the two αβ dimers that constitute the native haemoglobin tetramer.
