Sentence examples for the main overlap from inspiring English sources

The main overlap between the dramas is their interest in Washington procedure: "Mrs Walters of North Dakota, you have eight minutes," a senate hearing line of dialogue from season three of the Spacey series, could have come from any of the seven years of the Sheen show.

The main overlap between HAO and TGMA was adult skeletal structures and other external sclerites, as well as certain leg and wing structures.

Stage 1 of the arcOGEN GWAS was employed in the main overlap analysis and included 3177 osteoarthritis cases and 4894 population-based controls from the UK (WTCCC2).

Comparing the present findings to those of the Delphi study to develop European guidelines on post-disaster psychosocial care [ 10], the main overlap is that both endorse the value of social support.

Again, the phenotype of these patients appeared to be non-syndromic, with moderate to severe intellectual disability, speech delay and hypotonia as the main overlapping features.

Collating the main overlapping dimensions, definitions, and their measurement scales, a recent systematic review proposed that mood instability is 'rapid oscillations of intense affect, with a difficulty in regulating these oscillations or their behavioural consequences'.

The application consists of three different tabs: main, overlap and position.

In what follows we present the main, sometimes overlapping, causes for lack of consensus at the reaction level: (i) disagreement on pathway definition, (ii) difference in number of intermediate steps, (iii) a different number of possible alternative substrates.

The 13,145 genes present in the networks were classified into 6 main overlapping categories (Table 1-6): Metabolism (5442 sequences), Genetic Information Processing (1249 sequences), Environmental Information Processing (1305 sequences), Cellular Processes (1121 sequences), Transport (3523 sequences), and Transcription Factors (2423 sequences).

ICs activate inflammatory processes by two main overlapping mechanisms: first, through the soluble proteins of the complement system, and second, through interaction with one of three described receptors for the Fc constant region of immunoglobulin G (IgG), the Fcγ receptors (FcγR) [ 3- 5].

There were three main, overlapping stages of development: the legis actiones, which dates from the 5th-century bce law code known as the Twelve Tables until the late 2nd century; the formulary system, from the 2nd century bce until the end of the Classical period (3rd century ce); and the cognitio extraordinaria, in operation during the post-Classical period.