Sentence examples for overlap closely from inspiring English sources

However, the cerebral regions implicated in altered pain and temperature processing here overlap closely with regions previously implicated in social cognition, underlining the close coupling of homeostatic and social signal processing and their joint vulnerability in disease states (Craig, 2009; Grecucci et al., 2013; Zhou and Seeley, 2014).

That is because CVRD's non-iron businesses overlap closely with those of Valecom's members.

As shown in Table S5, the most significant IPA-designated networks identified amongst genes whose expressions were elevated in MBC relative to CVS overlap closely with those identified among genes hypomethylated in MBC versus CVS (Table S1).

The correlation between P A 1 and P A 2 is more surprising since they also overlap closely.

The absence of correlation between P A 1 and P G 1 in H.sapiens and D. melanogaster (Table 2) is not surprising since their distributions overlap closely.

The total development time allometries for Artiodactyla (0.11 < b < 0.19), Carnivora (0.11 < b < 0.20) and Rodentia (0.08 < b < 0.15) overlap closely, but all fall below the MTE predicted value.

Traditionally the food stamp program (now called the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, and participants now receive debit cards from the Department of Agriculture, rather than "stamps") overlapped closely with family assistance programs, with some of the same asset and income tests.

This Chile Law Program was a leading international example of the "law and development" movement in the 1960s, which overlapped closely with the early years of the "law and society" movement in the U.S.

However, localized plasmonic resonances have certain peak widths due to damping; the maximal effect is also believed to occur when the emission or excitation peak overlaps closely with the plasmon resonance peak [2].

The OIG report exposed the behavior of a Colorado hauler between 2008 and 2012 - overlapping closely with the tenure of Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, long criticized for his poor oversight of the nation's wild horse program.

Of particular relevance is a recent multi-study analysis by Dosenbach and colleagues in which the authors identified highly consistent sustained task-related activations in MFC and frontal operculum regions that overlapped closely with those identified in the present study [42].