Sentence examples for observable overlap from inspiring English sources

Our results showed an observable overlap between the tumor and normal urothelium samples with respect to the expression of the GOIs.

In addition, no observable overlap in staining between anti-V Ab with catalase, histone H1, CellTracker Orange, ER-Tracker Red dye, or calreticulin Ab (data not shown) (Table 1) was detected at any of the time intervals tested.

From my own reading and considerable hours spent immersed online in white nationalist groups and forums, there is massive observable ideological overlap between the two groups.

The observable geographical overlap between the two groups coincides with the area of Lake Palaeo-Makgadikgadi, which existed in consecutive phases over the Middle and Late Pleistocene [ 43- 45].

Bis phenyl) derivative 14 develops a warped 2D brickwork motif dominated by H π interactions with no observable π π overlap, whereas both 17 and 18 adopt a familiar herringbone packing, and 18 has a π π short contact of 3.325 Å.

Furthermore, the ability to assess dosage of amplicons allows users to catch some cases of allelic dropout that could be caused by sequence variants under terminal primers which would not be observable in overlapping amplicons.

Equally, certain structural features in the extracellular regions of the transmembrane helices might be different for some of the family A GPCRs, despite the high structural overlap observable in the transmembrane region of the available GPCR crystal structures and our results may not be completely representative.

Palpation results for 19 of the 22 subjects (86.4%) showed substantial agreement, with no observable differences (complete overlap) of the blinded markings for the T12 and S2 vertebral levels.

Separation of the other enantiotopic proton signals of the host is not clearly observable, due to signal overlap.

There is considerable overlap in observable behaviors among patients with OCD and psychotic disorders (Rodowski et al. 2008).

This overlap was observable at three levels: (i) individual genes; (ii) general functional categories of genes; and (iii) molecular pathways implicated in aging.