Sentence examples for checking redundant from inspiring English sources

By checking redundant sequences, coding sequences, and chimeric sequences, a set of 11,502 non-redundant full-length cDNAs (nrFLcDNAs) was generated.

Here, further curation and normalization steps, such as checking for redundant and missing values, were carried out.

After the assembly result, the outputs were manually checked and redundant clones were removed.

We discuss below how to efficiently check pattern redundancy by identifying redundant nodes.

We also check automatically for redundant terms, such as cases where two GO terms with the same path to the root term have been applied to a single entry.

A brute-force method for checking whether a pattern is redundant computes all the possible homomorphisms from P to itself.

Chertoff has recently been busy rubbishing Martin Broughton, the wise British Airways chairman who said many security checks were redundant — calling him "ill-informed".

When it's an ultra-wideband RFID (radio frequency ID) tag which provides such detailed and continuous information about your movements that it makes logging your movements by fingerprints or card check-ins redundant – because it knows where you are to within centimetres.

Uber and Lyft in turn argue that such checks are redundant, don't enhance safety because they only represent a single moment in time, and create an undue operational burden whose sole purpose is to hamper their growth.

More and more location data is being generated automatically by the rise of mobile computing (and location sharing opt-ins), rendering the manual check-in redundant — a quaint throwback to a gentler time when users were asked to volunteer every data point, not asked once to share the lot.

We discuss later how to efficiently check patterns for redundancy by identifying redundant nodes.