Sentence examples for narrow overlap from inspiring English sources

The narrow overlap of siRNA with DNA methylation (Fig. 4b) and the trivial methylation effect in Pprdr2 (Fig. 1c and Supplementary Fig. 8a), suggest that the robust genomic methylation of PpDNMT3 does not involve the RdDM pathway.

The native range of the red lionfish, P. volitans is the tropical Pacific Ocean, while the congeneric common lionfish, P. miles is restricted to the tropical Indian Ocean and the Red Sea3, with a narrow overlap in the Indonesian region.

If the husks are too narrow, overlap two husks to make a wide one.

For birds, parapatric species are defined as species with contiguous or narrow overlap zones, excluding each other geographically; these species may or may not hybridise, and may or may not represent sister species, but phylogenetic data are incomplete thus far [15].

Hypostomal sclerite: (0) wide attachment with or without suture; (1) natant; (2) with narrow overlap with prehypostomal sclerite; (3) absent.

Narrow overlapping areas and hybrid zones were documented in the Pyrenees region [32], [33].

On the other hand, the adequate variation and the narrow overlapping distance of the atpF- atpH marker would ensure accurate ecotype and species identification (Table 2, Additional file 2 and 3, Figure 2).

The narrowest overlap was in measurements of maximum Feret diameter (MFD) in grains oriented in polar view.

Outside the offices of Sustrans Scotland, there's a bike lane painted on the ground between the tram track and pavement that's so narrow it overlaps the tram line, and when the tram goes past the whole thing is engulfed.

Irreplaceable areas, defined as locations with the highest number of species with narrow ranges, overlapped slightly with areas of high endemism, yet generally exhibited unique patterns across the study area by species group.

As it gets narrowed down, overlapping peptides could be used in binding assays to define the boundaries.