Sentence examples for broadening redundancy from inspiring English sources
The world "gathered in dreadful suspension," then "glided backwards into an atmosphere of broadening redundancy, intersected by a vertical and rather searing sense of abnegation".
Prasad and Park (2004) arrived at a quantity termed "network resilience" that describes redundancy of links in the network, thereby broadening resilience index.
Freilich et al. (2005) found that eukaryotes expanded metabolic networks by increasing functional redundancy, whereas prokaryotes' evolution was dominated by broadening the reaction repertoire.
That means broadening our audience".
Travel can be broadening.
"The problems are broadening out".
Due to the limited pool of funding for this disorder, enhanced collaboration may prevent unnecessary redundancies and broaden the impact of the ongoing research efforts as well as make the investments go further.
Although some redundancy is unavoidable, the pace at which new findings broaden our mechanistic and biological understanding of transcription termination per se and gene expression in general merits another attempt to summarise, generalise and put new facts into context; even so, we anticipate that future findings will make some of our current generalisations seem precocious.
Although language in the report specifically highlighted the crowded market for Ph.D. chemists, in interviews with Science Careers, members of the ACS commission downplayed the idea of shrinking graduate student enrollment, focusing instead on the need for departments to broaden the range of skills they teach so that there is less redundancy among Ph.D. graduates.
His smile broadened: "Wonderful".
