Facing adult frog plus tadpole traits and using about twice the number of species as in the present study (up to 39 per site and 55 in total) showed quite clear patterns of redundancy in West Africa [ 15].
Assistant chief officer at the force Gary Ridley said: "Despite undertaking a range of actions to save money, it is clear that compulsory redundancies need to be considered in light of likely future reductions in the amount of government grants the constabulary receives.
Even by this conservative measure, data gave clear evidence of a redundancy gain (redundant signals effect: M RSE = 37 ms, 95% BCI = [25, 48], d = 1.86), with the redundant-target condition (M = 523 ms, 95% BCI = [482, 564]) producing shorter RTs than the faster single-target condition (M = 560 ms, 95% BCI = [519, 601]).
Nevertheless, it is commonly stated that the chemokine system is promiscuous or redundant and it is still not clear if this "functional redundancy" may carry to the impossibility of completely inhibiting single chemokine receptors.
Staff reportedly received "six minutes" to clear their lockers, and redundancy terms far inferior to those they had been promised when Ford created the company nine years earlier.
This is no reflection on the talent of the people we had to release, rather a responsibility we have to run a lean organization with no redundancies and clear lines of reporting.
Redundancy Analysis showed clear differences in bird communities between the discernable types of field margins.
30 The topic of statins for atrial fibrillation after cardiac surgery provides an example where redundancy is most clear.
As a result, it is not yet clear as to whether genetic redundancy occurs in the endo- 1,4 -β-glucanase gendo- 1,4 -β-glucanase.
Since there are many Wnt ligands in the genome and there is extensive redundancy, examples of clear loss-of-function phenotypes for Wnt ligands are not that common.
