Sentence examples for notable overlap between from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, we observed a notable overlap between the blood cell IgSF cell surface sensors and those associated with neural development.

There is a notable overlap between high-scoring miRNAs in our screen and those identified by several in vitro microarray studies of HUVECs.

First, there was notable overlap between the identified signalling networks in these tumours and basal and claudin-low breast cancer cells [ 16].

In general, functional analysis (Ingenuity) of the most predominant miRNAs showing age and sex-specific effects resulted in pathways and functional categories with notable overlap between the various age and sex analysis groups (Table  4).

Among their findings, researchers discovered a notable genetic overlap between those who typically used cannabis and those who used tobacco and alcohol.

Still, there are notable overlaps: the teacher who fumbled his pupils was looked on with indulgence in that play; here, faced with Britten's sexual primness as he composes Death in Venice, Auden suggests that some sexual liaisons between older men and boys might be better called not corruption but collaboration.

A notable example showing overlap between the spectral count and peak intensity data is the SSRP1 phosphopeptide containing phospho-serine 444 (S444) for which we identified an 8- and 6.5-fold increase in the phosphorylation by spectral counting and a 6.5- and a 4.9-fold increase in peak intensities at 2 and 50 cGy, respectively (Tables 1 and 2).

Although there was notable pluralism with overlap between the sectors of health care (and over one in ten of respondents reported recent use of all three forms), the diagram highlights the dominance of self provided care.

The most notable differences (with no overlap between the 95% CIs of the prevalence rates) were seen for migraine and hypertension, which were more prevalent, and for diabetes and COPD (in particular among older women), which were less prevalent in the cohort compared with the source population.

However, although these findings are impressive for their yield of putatively selected regions, it was notable that there was limited overlap between the individual surveys and only 129 of the regions (2.5%) were identified in four or more studies.

This suggests that the prone leg extension is not sufficient for a diagnostic test due to the notable physiological variation and the probable expected overlap between normal and potentially abnormal activation patterns i.e. delay gluteus maximus firing.