Sentence examples for overlaid into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "overlaid into" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe something being placed or layered onto another, but "overlaid" typically stands alone without "into."
Example: "The design was overlaid onto the original image to create a new effect."
Alternatives: "superimposed on" or "layered over."
AR is a technology that enables digital interfaces to be overlaid into the physical world.
In this analysis, the expression values obtained in the presence of the inhibitor were overlaid into the gene set created based on asthma-specific allergen gene changes.
The nearest neighbors of each RuBisCO were overlaid into a 3D point cloud by applying the transformations obtained from subvolume alignment.
The cells were suspended in top agar medium containing G418 (300 μg/ml) and 0.35% (wt/vol) agarose and 4 × 10 cells were overlaid into each well of a six-well plate containing bottom agar[0.6% (wt/vol) agarose].
The only point of comparison of bioclimatic niche models that is currently used is to compare the areas that they select when overlaid into present day data [ 19, 39].
Briefly, first introns were divided into two regions, conserved first introns and non-conserved first introns by the criteria of Phastcons ≥ 0.5, and the chromatin signals and regulatory signals described in the main text were overlaid into each region, generating a 2×2 contingency table.
Marcus Rosentrater, an Atlanta-based filmmaker and animator (he works on "Archer") took the first six "Star Wars" films -- all the films there were at the time -- and overlaid them into one single mind-bending experience.
The inset image shows the average fluorescent signals of GFP-Cnn (green ) and Sas-4-mCherry (red ) overlaid taking into account their average spatial offset.
The layers of land use/land cover, soil, map and slopes categories were overlaid and reclassified into hydrological response unit (HRUs).
Each graph from the published GWA studies was imported into CorelDraw and overlaid with a grid dividing each chromosome equally into the required number of bins.
Thus, as in bacteria, eukaryotic chromosomes appear to be organised into structural loops, overlaid with both large (100 kb) supercoiling domains and smaller supercoiling foci at transcription start sites.
