Sentence examples for overlap evident from inspiring English sources

The fact that the separation by exposure dose is clearest between the lowest doses, with some overlap evident between the highest doses of 5 and 8 Gy has been reported previously in the literature [17].

Relatively little overlap was evident between regions in predictors of occurrence and effects of marsh area on particular species.

Although a large overlap was evident in primary sensorimotor cortex (SM1) and cerebellum representations of the three lower limb joints, a somatotopic arrangement was recognizable with reference to center of mass coordinates of each individual joint in the above areas.

A similar overlap was evident with the second branchial arches (787 regions or 30.15%; Table S1; Figure 4D).

Significant overlap remained evident in the distribution of the quantitative MoCA (Fig. 2e) and the NPZ-8 scores (Fig. 2f) for these three groups.

Some overlap was evident in weights for the POSG and BG models, when fit to data simulated under a model of exponential growth (POSG).

The G3-H1 and U7 H3 resonances of r(CUG GAU UCAG 2 appear to overlap, as evident by the presence of a single large peak.

PfEMP1 and PfVAP1 transiently co-localize in the Maurer's clefts suggesting that they interact in this particular compartment or that they are co-trafficked (Fig. 3; Supporting Information Fig. S1), they then appear to 'dissociate' when they reach the RBC membrane as very little overlap is evident in schizonts (Fig. 3).

Only a modest overlap was evident between the genes identified in these two studies [only one-third of the HLOFs of (7) were also found by (2)], suggesting that many HLOFs are population-specific and that a wider variety may be discovered across diverse populations.

For three specialties (endocrinology, cardiology, and oncology) and two subspecialties (myocardial infarction, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) some overlap was evident between the top 10 journals that had published randomised trials and the top 10 journals that had published systematic reviews, with five or more journals appearing in both lists.

While the experiences of service members in a war zone, civilians caught in repressive occupation by another country, and those suffering war-like conditions in our own cities have their differences, the overlaps are evident.