Sentence examples for virtually overlap from inspiring English sources

Notice that in Figure 9, the distributions of queue delay for flows virtually overlap each other when they have identical weights.

Because the mechanisms of action for ixabepilone and paclitaxel virtually overlap, the observed differences in efficacy (SA1N fibrosarcoma, EMT-6 mammary carcinoma, and M109 lung carcinoma models) and cytotoxic T cells (M109 lung carcinoma model) may be attributed to the inherent potency of ixabepilone in these models.

We showed that while self- and other-face processing involve virtually overlapping right frontal activity in TD children, children with ASD only exhibit such activation when viewing their own faces.

Surprisingly, data from the three phase-shift conditions virtually overlapped, i.e., the perceived contrast of the cyclopean image did not depend on the phase difference of the two monocular test sine-wave gratings (F 2,6) = 0.07, p>0.50) in all three base contrast conditions (F 4,12) = 0.32, p>0.50) for all four observers.

Overall, the trial was negative as the survival curves of vitespen and PC virtually overlapped.

We found a high degree of reproducibility across the replicate microarrays, with individual tracings virtually overlapping at the chromosome level.

The resulting dependence of unfolding force on retraction velocity, calculated independently, virtually overlapped that of the previous experiment; therefore the two data sets were fitted together.

Although the third MACS separation moderately increases this percentage (to 12.4%), these transient-expressing cells are rapidly lost at the next point of measurement (1.5%, which virtually overlaps with the 1% null threshold).

Analyses of sPSC and mEPSC frequency distribution curves before and after LM22A-4 applinathen in the presence of K252a revealed virtually overlapping distributions despite small shifts in some regions that reach statistical significance (Fig. 3B,C).

In order to verify the completeness of the Pubmed database, a literature search of other databases (Web of Science, Embase, Pascal and National Guideline Clearinghouse) was also conducted, but the results were virtually overlapping.

In order to verify the completeness of the PubMed database, we also performed the same key word searches with other databases (Web of Science, Embase, Pascal), but the results were virtually overlapping with regard to the subjects of interest, or supplied supplemental articles out of the scope of this review.