Sentence examples for for duplicative from inspiring English sources

Developing countries' interests may not always be a top priority for duplicative, independent, vertical surveillance systems.

Furthermore, these patients may utilize several pharmacies increasing the risk for duplicative therapy and adverse drug reactions.

In addition, there is no evidence for duplicative transposition of vsp genes to subtelomeric or other locations as a requirement for vsp gene expression in Giardia.

The generality of the MSCI hypothesis is challenged by the paucity of X-linked male-biased genes in tissues that do not experience X inactivation (Parisi et al. 2003; Sturgill et al. 2007), and the pattern of X to autosome movement for duplicative events other than retrotransposition is unclear (cf. Vibranovski, Zhang, and Long 2009; Meisel et al. 2010).

Six studies were excluded for lacking sufficient number of CCR elements, three studies excluded for sharing duplicative data with included studies and one study for non-English language text.

Data on the availability and functionality of essential health systems factors are essential for developing an informed perspective on needs and capacities, and for reducing duplicative or ineffective interventions.

"What does the owner get for having duplicative products?

"In the United States," he wrote, "competition is a major reason for our duplicative, supply-driven, fragmented care system".

I do not believe there is any sound reason to conclude that the Legislature's adoption of revised section 102.168 in 1999 intended to change this and provide for a duplicative recount by an individual circuit judge.

"The call for a duplicative federal review is wasteful and unnecessarily undermines the serious efforts of Southern California water providers to safely and sustainably serve the region's water needs and create local jobs," the company said Thursday in a statement.

WASHINGTON -- More than half of the House Republicans voted on Wednesday to earmark $450 million in funds for a duplicative fighter-jet engines that the Department of Defense has repeatedly said it does not need.