Sentence examples for perceived overlap from inspiring English sources

The inventors so limited their claim's pH element during patent prosecution after the patent examiner objected because of a perceived overlap with the earlier "Booth" patent, which disclosed an ultrafiltration process operating at a pH above 9.0.

[*27] In this case, the patent examiner objected to the patent claim due to a perceived overlap with the Booth patent, which revealed an ultrafiltration process operating at a pH above 9.0.

It argues that the LDA should become an "enabler" of economic growth and regeneration rather than being responsible for their delivery and identifies in detail examples of perceived overlap between "GLA initiatives" and the competencies of other bodies, including the running of Trafalgar and Parliament Squares and the management of London's drains.

For example, interviewees perceived overlap between two sub categories Development of research skills, personnel and research capacity and Staff development and educational benefits.

With the occurrence of a perceived overlap of themes, the participants were to place a "0" by the redundant theme and mark it with the number of the theme that should replace it.

The majority has rejected separate recovery, in part because it apparently perceives some overlap between the two damage categories and in part because it believes that the goal of enhancing the precision of jury awards for nonpecuniary loss would not be advanced.

Perhaps, the researchers thought, if people came to see a limb with darker skin as their own, they might perceive more overlap between themselves and someone of another race.

Apart from the suggested change in other-related attitudes, increased relaxation or feeling of oneness (perceived self-other overlap; [50]) could be additional mechanisms through which compassion training increases prosocial behavior.

Other chronic conditions, including depression, an important diabetes comorbidity, were not perceived as having overlapping care with diabetes.

The two items about provision of written information and decision support tools were perceived to be overlapping and merged into 'Supporting patients with additional health information resources (e.g. access to patient groups and decision support resources)'.

The data suggest that the three 'QoL days' items and the two 'QoL Perceived' items overlap but still tap different aspects of QoL; each respective item correlates highly with its own subscale total score.