"overlap of functions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to two or more functions that share similarities or common elements. For example: "The overlap of functions between the two departments makes coordination and communication easier."
Human redundancy forms constitute the various ways in which human redundancy can be implemented in a sociotechnical system and incorporate human redundancy structures, active and standby human redundancy, duplication and overlap of functions, and cognitive diversity.
The interplay between the two organelles in peroxisomal disorders suggests more than just an overlap of functions.
This overlap of functions illustrates how information is passed from one function to the next, connecting cellular functions.
Key challenges are found in explaining the overlap of functions in ventral SMG and the separate set in AG, as well as its negative-to-positive activation polarity.
The overlap of function between SP-B and SP-C helps explain why replacement surfactants lacking in one or the other proteins often have beneficial effects.
Therefore, it seems reasonable to propose that both scales would show some similarity (i.e., conceptual overlap of functioning).
It is also possible that there is a high degree of crosstalk between the different MAPK cascades, leading to an overlap of function.
To further evaluate the performance of our approach, we searched for orthologous lncRNAs with knockdown data in mice and evaluated the overlapping of functions identified between our approach and knockdown-based experiments.
Among these 48 lncRNAs, we found that 38 lncRNAs show overlapping of functions identified between our approach and knockdown-based experiments; 4 were not involved in any functions based on knockdown expression data, and 5 were not based on our approach.
We also introduce a balance parameter to control the overlap of hierarchical functions leading to improved numerical conditioning.
The striking abundance of miRNAs involved in the regulation of apoptosis in cardiomyocytes suggests the possibility of an extensive overlap of regulatory functions and effects on intracellular signaling.
