'Pots cover every inch of space before the door', writes a poet 1,000 years ago, 'But there's not a single tile on the roof / Whereas the mansions of those who wouldn't touch clay / Bear tiles overlapping tightly like the scales of a fish.'.
We detected highest dissociation of H3.3 nucleosomes 50 to 100 bp upstream of the RNA Pol II binding peak and peaks of dissociation overlapped tightly with binding of chromatin remodelers.
We believe that gene interaction networks will significantly reduce the candidate gene list underlying a bioenergy trait if the requirement is made that interacting genetic signal genomic positions (e.g. a QTL set, multiple LD blocks from a GWAS study, or genes mapped in mutant lines that result in the same phenotype) must overlap with tightly interacting genes from the network (e.g. [ 323]).
Starting from the outside, arrange the apple slices over the almond cream, overlapping them tightly so that only about 3mm of the previous slice is visible.
Look beyond the Anna chorussung chorus and the popping funk bassline of Love Me Again and there's a moment about 90 seconds in when Okumu's vocal unexpectedly splinters into a multitude of overlapping voices, tightly woven together: massed harmonies, falsetto, one so thickly coated in effects it's barely recognisable.
Strong ties are people who are socially close to us and whose social circles tightly overlap with our own.
Neurite outgrowth, length plus orientation tightly overlapped the pattern of the membrane surface.
It involves several rounds of repeating steps (using the same or different materials) and results in tightly overlapped layers.
This is implied by the explicit demonstration of the remarkable ability of the fast Padé transform to unambiguously quantify all the customary spectral structures, ranging from isolated resonances to those that are tightly overlapped and nearly confluent.
However, the CIM-NPCI did capture the QTL peak in every case, and in some cases, peaks for two traits are tightly overlapping to suggest pleiotropic action.
