Sentence examples for instance of overlap from inspiring English sources
In a rare instance of overlap, while the San Diego Symphony was presenting "Night Parade" in Stern Auditorium, a recital was taking place downstairs in Zankel Hall at which the mezzo-soprano Kelley O'Connor, with the pianist Robert Spano, gave the New York premiere of Mr. Bruce's vocal work "That Time With You," a Carnegie Hall co-commission.
However, REE and RE were significantly higher in PsA than in normal controls, with only one instance of overlap between values found for the two groups.
In this study, ductography was performed to determine the overlap of lavaged ducts with areas of calcifications associated with DCIS, and revealed only one instance of overlap (in which the lavage was classified as benign).
Interestingly, there was only a single instance of overlap between the Ka/ Ks and MK results, with a gene annotated as protein phosphatase regulatory subunit b gamma appearing in both ingroup versus outgroup comparisons.
We found only one instance of overlap with a KIM: in the human PI 4-kinase α, the sequence LDERRRDAVIALGI not only contains the alternative pair of D-domains that we identified (Table 1), but also contains a KIM.
Suffice it to say that such parallels and instances of overlap among all four works abound, partly because, while political campaigns may be endlessly interesting, the number of things that can be said about them is finite, and the targets they present for criticism, satire, and humor are fairly obvious, even to outsiders.
Figure 8 shows an example of three instances of overlap situations for C = 3 with a) all three clusters overlap, b) only two clusters overlapping, and c) one cluster is entirely within another cluster.
As with the "all scaffolds" approach above, the BLASTN output was parsed to find all instances of overlap >1,000 bp in length with >90% identity between cDNA sequences from different metagenomes.
The few instances of overlap in this manner were attributed to the possible delocalization of PNGase F from an adjacent treated spot.
