Sentence examples for overlap of support from inspiring English sources
The 'other' East London clubs are Leyton Orient, and to a lesser extent Dagenham and Redbridge, but rather than rivalry, there is some overlap of support.
When we compared the "GBM-like" genes to the genes found to be up-regulated in GBM patient blood microvesicle RNA in our own dataset, we found no overlap to support GBM tumour origin of these RNAs.
The NACC noted the possible overlap of the decision-support functions of the DHP tool and the DHIS, as the DHIS includes a robust decision-support tool that has similar functionalities as the DHP tool.
The distinct composition and lack of functional overlap of each signature supports the hypothesis that prognosis and response to ACT in NSCLC are factors influenced by unique molecular characteristics.
Finally, emotional and instrumental support were moderately correlated; suggesting that these two capture overlapping but distinct aspects of support.
Very similar data from two independent studies and statistical difference with no overlap of 95% CI support the interpretation that the difference between the two cities/cohorts is real.
In summary the analysis of the frequencies of overlap configurations lends support to the immediate regulatory hypothesis.
In a Venn diagram (Figure 2), there was only a small overlap between the three different types of support needs, indicating few collinearity problems.
One line of support is the overlap between the regions implicated as frontal sources for the aMMN and regions associated with the control of visual-spatial attention and cognitive control.
A measure of the overlap in support (or features) between two bi-cliques is the Jaccard index[39], H = [C1∩C2]/[C1∪C2], where C1 is the support (or feature) set of bi-clique 1 and C2 is the support (or feature) set of bi-clique 2. Small values of H suggest distinct etiologies.
In analogy, each dataset was analysed separately and the overlap of age-associated changes supported the notion that they occur in different tissues.
