Sentence examples for appears redundant from inspiring English sources

At first glance, it appears redundant; after all, the world is the world.

Figures: showing both Figure  3A and B appears redundant.

In addition, including both rennet coagulation time and curd firmness in genetic evaluations appears redundant, considering that the latter depends largely on the former.

It is compared with the rest of the matrices using ALLR statistics, and any matrix that appears redundant to the chosen matrix is removed.

This experiment is currently not included in the revised manuscript as it appears redundant with our PFGE analysis of mec1Δ cells +HU, which revealed that DSBs formed across the genome without significant DNA replication.

A few references to them by their children would easily render the scenes in which they appear redundant and keep the focus on the teenagers, where it belongs.

With the worldwide dismantling of government powers, he appeared redundant, and the Keynesian lessons were rapidly forgotten in the whirlwind of deregulation.

Calls for his re-arrest from US senators, lawyers and relatives of the Lockerbie bombing appeared redundant given Megrahi's condition, apparently close to death, filmed at his mother's house on Sunday and broadcast around the world.

Equally, provided the company has been funded and is paying a minimum salary to the entrepreneur (e.g. £15,000 to £20,000) the maintenance qualification would appear redundant.

Cdk2 promotes DNA replication and is a promising cancer therapeutic target, but its functions appear redundant with Cdk1, an essential Cdk affected by most Cdk2 inhibitors.

However, we note that certain elements would be improved with slight adjustments and that one of the elements appeared redundant and should be removed.