Sentence examples for principle overlap from inspiring English sources

Asn and Gln side chains resonate around 110 ppm in the N dimension and in principle overlap with backbone resonances.

This pre-processing step required ∼1.5 h using eight threads and can, in principle, overlap with the generation of the sequence data itself.

This principle overlaps with the principle of Tribalism, because diplomacy is typically multilateral, and requires cooperation with other countries.

The principles overlap considerably with the four principles but had a more specific social work focus.

These principles overlap with Childress' five conditions, but Upshur also draws attention to the principle of reciprocity.

Since the research for a proposed second volume of Russell's Principles overlapped considerably with Whitehead's own research for a planned second volume of his Universal Algebra, the two men began collaboration on what eventually would become Principia Mathematica (1910, 1912, 1913).

In principle the overlap could be significantly higher (i.e. AS preferentially targets protein-protein interfaces), lower (interfaces are "protected" from AS), or not significantly different from expectation.

Importantly, the timescales of enzyme change predicted by the variational principle may overlap with timescales of substrate kinetics, suggesting that our findings should be interpreted under the assumption that enzyme changes may result from a combination of slow (e.g., transcription-translation and degradation) and fast (e.g., allosteric regulation, or phosphorylation) processes.

Similarly for the principle about overlapping.

Administrative controls are a critical component of where green chemistry and sustainability principles can overlap with occupational health and safety.

According to the no-overlap principle, no two kind terms may overlap in their referents unless they are related as species to genus.