Sentence examples for develop an enhanced redundancy from inspiring English sources

Prostate cancer cells, however, develop an enhanced redundancy in downstream survival signaling.

But we're not likely to develop an enhanced service for complementary therapy.

Other examples of an implied term can include an employer's decision to pay a bonus every year, or an enhanced redundancy pay, which could give rise to a custom and practice to receive such benefits.

The NUM wants the government to grant closure aid to Daw Mill, which would allow mine workers to keep an enhanced redundancy package worth £12,000 more than the statutory minimum.

In Stage 1, we propose a Noise-Enhanced Fast Context Switch (NEFCS) algorithm, which targets the removal of noise in a dynamic environment, and in Stage 2, we develop an innovative Stepwise Redundancy Removal (SRR) algorithm, which reduces the size of the case-base by eliminating redundancies while preserving the case-base coverage.

This assay could be further recreated to develop an advanced biosensor with enhanced selectivity.

Barry Clarke, a part-time employment judge and consultant to Russell Jones & Walker, foresees we'll be seeing more 49-year-old claimants dismissed by their local authority employers because at 50 they would get enhanced redundancy protection.

The last paper, "Internode distance-based redundancy reliable transport in underwater sensor networks" by Liu et al., develops a new adaptive redundancy transport protocol (ARRTP) for underwater sensor networks.

Blots were developed with an enhanced chemiluminescence substrate (Perkin-Elmer).

This simulator has been developed as an enhanced version of the well-known Castalia simulator.

Blots were developed using an Enhanced Chemiluminescence kit (Amersham, UK).