Duke has responded in court that it may exclude witnesses it deems "duplicative or immaterial" -- a point also stated in its handbook.
argued that both parties were derelict in running up spending, and that they had failed even to act on GAO reports pointing out billions in duplicative spending.
Various models of genomic duplications, e.g. the duplicative transposition or the endoduplication, have been documented.
However it is unwise to empower both federal and state actors, to the point that they have either conflicting or duplicative goals.
California state universities would have to admit community college transfer students and grant them junior status, which would free them from taking duplicative courses or requirements for students with an adequate grade-point average who've fulfilled the prerequisite courses, advocates say.
A round of duplicative, undifferentiated tasks (tasks that don't create net new value) confronts every startup at some point.
When comparing the sheep genomic organization described above to the human TRG locus [ 18, 20, 34], we find that in Bovidae (cattle, sheep and goat) a significant number of duplicative events has led to a substantial increase in the number of V, J and C genes, to the point of colonizing an additional region of chromosome 4, while in man duplications are considerable only in the region of V genes.
Again, even though plaintiffs might point to such figures, the probative value of such data to investors (and the potential to avoid costly duplicative consulting work of this kind across the investing economy) would exceed any prejudicial impacts.
One Nest employee described to me a "huge meeting culture, to the point where anyone at the director level or up spends their entire day in meetings, many of them duplicative meetings about the same subject, over and over to the point where a lot of people have complained".
Doctors order duplicative or unnecessary tests.
