Sentence examples for overlapping extensively from inspiring English sources

Much like PAM/ER, PAM/TGN was localized to the perinuclear region, overlapping extensively with GM130 and TGN38 (Fig.  2b).

The average diameter of such groups was 329 ± 15.1 μm (n = 15; range: max 459.3 μm, min 236.7 μm), overlapping extensively with the dimensions of the perituberal microtubers.

The two flies are parapatric in their distribution across the northern United States, overlapping extensively through the Midwest in Minnesota and Wisconsin (Bush 1966).

The binding mode of AM1 mimics that of ABA, with the carbonyl head group of AM1 overlapping extensively with the carbonyl head group of ABA, both of them forming a water-mediated hydrogen bond with Trp385.

Once in office, Bush allowed Rove to continue shaping his political strategy, which overlapped extensively with public policy.

Computer science is generally considered a discipline separate from computer engineering, although the two disciplines overlap extensively in the area of computer architecture, which is the design and study of computer systems.

In the forebrain of zebrafish embryos, cad4 and pax6.1 expression domains overlapped extensively, although they were not completely coincident.

These sites mediate interactions that organize the sperm genome into domains and compartments that overlap extensively with those found in mESCs.

This region overlaps extensively with the partially unstructured region of the protein, suggesting that residues with enhanced flexibility and solvent-accessibility are important for the initiation of fibrillation.

And while these sites are not purely genealogy/family tree focused, they overlap extensively with other startups we cover regularly such as Geni and My Heritage which focus first on building out the family tree first and adding content second.

Local density of crows increased because home ranges of neighboring breeding pairs overlapped extensively (6× more than ravens and 3× more than Steller's jays) and breeders far from anthropogenic foods traveled 10s of kilometers to access them.