Sentence examples for increasing overlap of from inspiring English sources
The Post's executive editor, Marcus W. Brauchli, above, said that the change reflected "the increasing overlap of political and economic events" and allows The Post "to run a leaner, better-organized newspaper".
The emergence of multi-drug resistant tuberculosis, coupled with the increasing overlap of the AIDS and tuberculosis pandemics has brought tuberculosis to the forefront as a major worldwide health concern.
Due to the reversed direction of the polarization field, a larger forward bias reduces QCSE in N-polar quantum wells (QWs), increasing overlap of electron and hole wave function [4].
It has been over the last few decades that the increasing overlap of the Democratic Party with public unions such as SEIU and teachers unions and their campaign cash that the situation morphed from a fairly balanced one into the extremes of today which are prompting action in Wisconsin, Michigan, etc.
The emergence of Lyme disease in North America since the 1970s has been attributed to an increasing overlap of human and B. burgdorferi habitats (39 ).
In recent years, clinicians have observed an increasing overlap of clinical and pathophysiologic features that typically distinguish functional from organic disorders that is, a blurring of the boundaries of the dualistic biomedical dichotomy (3).
For the FP and MNP, Q decreases with scaling, mainly due to an increased overlap of the electromagnetic field with the lossy metal.
This design change is likely to decrease the forks in goals and increase overlap of shared goals – one of the primary intentions of this type of site.
As the heart size decreases, the DC angular intervals in the CPFOV become finer and more closely stacked causing increased overlap of consecutive DC images, at the expense of slightly coarser peripheral sampling.
The number of co-infections is increasing dramatically, especially due to increased overlap of both diseases [2].
Finally, restricting inclusion to patients with infarcts within an a priori defined anatomical region would increase overlap of infarcts, although this method has received criticism.
