Sentence examples for landscape overlap from inspiring English sources
"In Thomas's imagination, text and landscape overlap".
Some molecular pathways within this landscape overlap with psychiatric and neurodegenerative disorders and the landscapes point towards a number of putative (drug) targets for aggression that need to be validated in future studies.
While some regions of the in vivo and in vitro landscapes overlap, other regions are clearly dissimilar.
Successful management of complex social-ecological landscapes overlapping Natura 2000 sites requires collaboration between various actors such as law enforcement agencies, NGOs and enterprises.
An analysis of the landscape within overlap zones using a range of thresholds (based on the number of overlapping daily activity areas) illustrated consistency (across the four annual periods and with increasing threshold values) in the differences between the overlap zones for cases and controls with respect to the proportions occupied by seasonally flooding grassland and lake fringe swamp.
By correlating the identified landscapes with published landmarks of gene regulation, as well as HiC data, we found that landscapes largely overlap with previously identified topological domains.
Scattered across the landscape, never overlapping, the circles gaze silently up at the sun like a thousand unblinking eyes, oblivious to the harshness of their surroundings.
High-throughput sequencing analyses over the past decade have shown that the majority of mammalian genome is transcribed, often from both strands, and have revealed an extraordinarily complex landscape of overlapping and interlacing sense and antisense, alternatively spliced, protein-coding and non-protein-coding RNAs, the latter generally referred to as long noncoding RNAs (lncRNAs).
However, the cluster positions in the landscape had no overlap between the water and TFE/water systems.
The landscape within these overlap areas should more closely relate to the environment in which transmission occurs as opposed to using the full buffer areas.
However, even fully aquatic ecosystems, such as lakes and coastal environments, cover a wide spectrum of mixed environments where aquatic and non-aquatic landscapes develop and overlap over time.
