A comparison of the WWF's list of global priorities and a list of priorities based on threatened species alone uncovers many overlaps, predominantly in the tropical moist forests.
As the body count mounted, I started lists for rubble, captivity, and squalor but there were too many overlaps: squalid corpses in rubble, and so on.
Although such classifications are convenient, there are many overlaps and variations in the implementation of each policy instrument [17].
There are certainly many overlaps between Tolstoy's claims in Confession and what we know of his life, and of his intellectual and religious dilemmas, from other accounts.
As one could expect, this set shows many overlaps with the PTP profile in AML cells described here, for example PTPRC/CD45 and PTPN6/SHP-1 amongmong the highly expressed genes in both analyses.
Thus, to summarize our current state of knowledge, instead of a linear sequence in which ancestral species evolve directly into their descendants, the evolutionary tree of horses is bushy, with many species overlapping in time, multiple originations, and frequent extinctions.
In the Lower and Middle Palaeolithic, independent settlement units can be distinguished associated with watercourses, whereas the Upper Palaeolithic occupation was concentrated mainly on the eastern promontories of the Krumlov Forest where many stations overlap in space, and a number exhibit evidence of repeated settlement activity.
Many eQTLs overlapped in several hotspots and most were common to the three analyses.
Among these, the AT1-associated protein Arap1 (AT1 receptor-associated protein 1) appears to be most relevant because it is expressed predominantly in the vasculature of many organs, overlapping in location with AT1 receptors [ 15- 18].
Recognizing that many pathways overlap in both their methodologies and disciplinary approaches, we encouraged the first set of reviewers to be liberal in their application of codes and inclusion or exclusion of citations that they deemed relevant to the eight categories.
