The majority of the unidirectional overlapping regions were relatively short, with >50% of the total observations overlapping by >4 bp.
By using such design, we believe we are in a position to test the extent to which linguistic processing of visual stimuli concerning actions and objects and human fronto-parietal areas responding to action observation overlap or differ.
Neuroimaging studies have identified brain regions, in premotor and parietal cortices [21], [22], [23], in which action execution and observation overlap in the human brain (for review see [24]).
Activity changes in posterior S1 elicited by touch observation also overlap with those elicited by physical touch perception.
The observations of overlapping perturbed networks, directional similarity in transcriptional changes, positive correlation and epistatic nature linked the two contributions and suggest somehow a crosstalk guiding transcriptional reorganization in response to both genetic and environmental disturbances in bacterium E. coli.
This period of observation did not overlap with the period of observation in the previous study of moves between levels of therapeutic security [ 30].
These observations suggest some overlap among programs that promote survival upon nutrient deprivation, both through convergence on common effectors as well as through direct cross-talk (De Virgilio 2011).
A visual predictive check typically displays percentiles of a dependent variable plotted against an independent variable both for observations and simulations, overlap of fitted data and simulated data is the goal.
Our observations of incomplete overlap between molecular and genealogical analyses are similar to a previous study using 20 elite wheat cultivars from wide geographic origin from Mexico (CIMMYT), India and China [ 66].
Here, we present the first observations of distribution overlap of bowhead whales (Balaena mysticetus) from the two oceans in the Northwest Passage, demonstrating this route is already connecting whales from two populations that have been assumed to be separated by sea ice.
