The comparison of the top 100 calls from the three methods showed only marginal overlap, confirming the results of previous studies [ 31].
In establishing a quantitative PCR assay for human thymidylate synthase (TS), a partially overlapping gene at the chromosome location 18p11.32, designated reverse thymidylate synthase (rTS), was found to be transcribed in the reverse direction with marginal overlap between the 3′-untranslated 3′-untranslatednd the last intregion TS.
The possible reasons for the marginal overlap are differences in the specifics of the assembly graphs, determination and weighting of graph edges, approaches to handle sequence errors, and approaches to handle diverse expression level.
We compared the novel transcripts of the three assemblers and found that there is only a marginal overlap, indicating that each transcriptome assembler has their own strengths.
There is only marginal overlap between neighboring packs unlike the overlap in tigers [ 15].
b) Sweden not included (TTP and semen studies with marginal overlap).
ERGIC (ERGIC53) and COPII (SEC31A) appeared adjacent with marginal overlap in untreated cells, consistent with previous work reporting a spatial relationship between the ERGIC and ERES where most of COPII coats reside (Witte et al., 2011).
Previous work exploring the binding of various CMPs to lncRNAs showed that each protein has a distinct lncRNA signature with marginal overlap with other related CMPs (Khalil et al., 2009).
Herbarium record data reveal little to no flowering time overlap between M. glandulosa (October – December) and M. sororis (January – July), and only marginal overlap between M. glandulosa and M. deflexa (December – January), suggesting that differences in phenology might influence the isolation of these species.
Importantly, TERT and StyRecQL showed only marginal overlapping signals in spherical macronuclear bodies outside the replication band on the level of light microscopy using the Colocalization Highlighter module of ImageJ (Rasband, 1997 2004) software as described (Postberg et al., 2008).
