Sentence examples for usually overlapping from inspiring English sources
"… Too Freedom …" was a conglomeration of little deadpan dramas, usually overlapping.
Real-world network communities are usually overlapping.
Roughly 0.6% of the human genome is DNA methylation regions, usually overlapping with transcription promoter regions.
In most cases only singular IRF3 TFBS were found, usually overlapping the better scored IRF1 binding sites.
It is important that these are usually overlapping stressful conditions that affect prokaryotes exposed to harsh environments on the Earth's surface.
This is especially true in the case when all amplicon regions within a gene (usually overlapping with exons) have an extremely high or low GC content.
Substance use usually overlaps with other issues, including mental distress and domestic abuse.
In colonial Algeria, "citizens" were all those who were not Muslims, and the terms musulman or indigène usually overlapped.
In everyday language, the meanings of words usually overlap.
In OSNs, this classification usually overlaps with node attribute data, like gender, geographical proximity or ideology [31, 32].
As one can see from Figure 8, other than "drop" (Figure 8(c)), these activities only induce minor motions, and usually overlap with each other.
