Sentence examples for creating redundancy from inspiring English sources
* Many security and intelligence agencies do the same work, creating redundancy and waste.
However, in 2003, the DST withdrew from the program to create its own set of biotech regional innovation centers including Cape Biotech Trust – thus creating redundancy and leaving the DTI, whose key imperative was job creation, as Acorn's primary funder.
In fact, retention of gene duplicates may be facilitated by coordinated reduction of expression levels, rendering both copies necessary to fulfill the biological role of the ancestral gene whereas creating redundancy at the level of their molecular function (Qian et al. 2010).
In understaffed settings with high turnover, a possible strategy to offset this challenge would be to expand the initial training in order to establish a larger pool of trained staff, creating redundancy and allowing other staff members to substitute for those who leave.
When resulting from duplication of preexisting coding units, novel genes can either be maintained functional with highly similar function, creating redundancy or subfunctionalization, or rather bear relaxed constraints, being free to diverge and to lead to novel functions through neofunctionalization (Conant and Wolfe 2008).
We have to take control for ourselves creating redundancies in how we save our images and how we control our identity.
By creating redundancies in personnel, mergers typically result in layoffs.
The biggest concern was adding these factors in both locations, creating redundancies across the medical record and extra work for the provider.
Another is to create redundancy.
For those magazines pushing simplicity, the rush into the newly created niche can create redundancy.
