A transcript overlapping an annotated non-coding RNA gene, such as those encoding a miRNA, tRNA, snRNA, or lncRNA, without any restrictions on the size of the transcript or the quality of the overlap.
Perceived interpersonal quality of care overlaps to some extent with traditional beliefs and possibly sometimes with ethnic discrimination.
However, although constructs of functioning and quality-of-life partly overlap, they are also distinct, with quality-of-life emphasizing more the subjective experience.
To determine the quality (the goodness of overlap), Euclidean distance between elements of sets O H, O S, and O C is calculated.
The phylogenies obtained by Peters et al. generally reconstruct uncontroversial relationships within Hymenoptera, with unusual groupings being traced back more to issues of data quality (for example, lack of overlap, large amounts of missing data).
You devote a lot of space to the presence of Egyptian army recruits in the stands but say nothing about the quality of passing and overlapping we have seen in the tournament.
This means that the accuracy of this short region is a direct reflection of the quality of the single overlapping read.
Three of the projects explicitly identify equitable or data-driven allocation of resources as a measure of quality of financial systems (overlapping with measures of quality of governance) (Table 4).
Secondly, this higher score for dignity suggests that nursing home residents can distinguish between personal dignity and quality of life, despite the overlap in physical, socio-psychological and spiritual aspects reflected in both.
Although the results of the sensitivity analyses found some variation in the ORs observed, the confidence intervals (CIs) of the pooled effects from each of the analyses of high quality trials overlapped with the CI of the pooled odds of all trials.
