Sentence examples for intensive overlap from inspiring English sources

It was in these cords that a most intensive overlap was observed between immunolabeled ubiquitin and ZPC protein (Fig. 6 c, d; and Fig. S3).

We utilize the MapReduce framework for computation of intensive short reads overlapping work, and then cluster them into groups.

The larger the ratio of the peak defect zone of the cascades overlaps with the GB region, the statistically relative smaller the number of surviving point defects in the grain interior (GI); and when the two almost do not overlap, vacancy-intensive area generally exists nearby GBs, and has a tendency to move toward GB with the increase of EPKA.

An intensive investigation showed significant resource overlap among some common prey types raising important questions regarding conservation priorities, habitat use and methods of invasive species control (Brown et al. 2014b).

However, it should be noted that cellulose has intensive peaks in this region, which overlap with the expected peaks.

Rabbit meat production in Europe is usually based on a semi-intensive system, in which lactation and gestation overlap.

The resulting overlap of about 50% between the standard and intensive treatment groups weakened the robustness of the results of the study.

A collaboration exercise shows the organizations' abilities to prioritize, overlap, and complement each other in a resource-intensive effort.

Read-read overlaps are basic clues in connecting reads to contigs; however, finding overlaps between reads is often the most computationally intensive step in string graph-based assemblies.

PubChem provides a 3-D neighboring relationship, which involves finding the maximal shape overlap between two static compound 3-D conformations, a computationally intensive step.

Basal StO2 is of limited interest, because there is a huge overlap between StO2 values obtained in septic patients and in intensive care unit (ICU) controls or healthy volunteers.