Sentence examples similar to Redundant order from inspiring English sources

There are starters, pastas and mains — about three of each, which makes it hard for a table of two or more to assemble a meal without redundant ordering.

The consolidated order list contained 35% fewer orders after the redundant orders were removed.

Our work has shown that many redundant orders may arise by consolidating order lists from multiple electronic standards.

It is imperative that consolidated electronic order lists be manageable by the nurse according to their level of clinical and computer expertise, and that redundant orders are resolved before being displayed to the nurse.

In addition to identifying redundant orders, almost all guidance is based on expert opinion.

Since the bacterial genes are typically not cloned at a genome-wide scale as non-redundant, ordered sets, as with eukaryotic cDNA libraries, it is not possible to use 'universal primers' (e.g. T3, T7 sequences) and therefore PCR amplification requires design and synthesis of PCR primers for all target genes.

And I'm not going to make teaching assistants redundant in order to employ serving staff".

One of the country's largest colleges has such a dire financial crisis it has told its 700 staff they must reapply for their jobs so it can make 100 of them redundant, in order to save £3m.

And despite the enthusiasm of staff, a track record of innovation and evidence of effective management, libraries would have to close, services be reduced, management posts cut and staff made redundant in order to deliver budget savings.

It is emphasized that the DNA sequencing in our laboratory was redundant in order to cover the entire E6 gene sequence for at least three times.

We constrain the extracted homomorphic patterns to be non-redundant in order to avoid dealing with an infinite number of frequent patterns of unbounded size.