Sentence examples for overlapping I from inspiring English sources

The CNV genes were identified through genomic interval overlapping, i.e., if one overlapped any of the GK/Wistar CNVRs, it was counted in.

Using data from APRs on the rate and duration of chick-feeding for multiple pairs of birds across their nestling periods, which are for the most part overlapping, I examined: a) how weather conditions affect chick-feeding, and b) how birds balance the hourly rate at which they feed their chicks with the total length of their workday.

Lasing is achieved near frequencies where the upper and lower band edges of the adjacent photonic crystals overlap (i.e., band edge resonance).

Comparison of the luminosity images with those of OH· fluorescence and soot scattering shows that the luminosity is strongest where the hydroxyl radicals and soot layers overlap, i.e., in regions of active soot oxidation.

If the two tracklets overlap (i.e., at least one date in common), the motion dissimilarity is computed from the spatial average of position distances on common frames.

The dot pitch was selected so that dots slightly overlapped, i.e., the dot size (or line width) was of the same magnitude as the dot pitch.

1351 voxels from λ⊥ cluster 1 (green in Figure 3) overlapped (i.e., were found in common) with FA cluster 1 (green in Figure 2).

When tick cohorts do not overlap (i.e. larvae and nymphs do not cofeed), this region of the parameter space can lead to zero prevalence (Fig. 5B).

Some procedures overlapped (i.e. some patients underwent both repair and acromioplasty).

We first present the case where the groups do not overlap, i.e., each variable belongs to only one group.

HTs identified by dreg do not overlap (i.e. HTs with 7 bases are not counted within HTs with 8 bases).