Bosses believe some workers try to get fired in order to win generous tax-free redundancy.
The report shows 125 staff members received £925,000 in tax-free redundancy payments with a break of employment of less than 10 weeks.
We conclude that whilst our sentences are not completely free of redundancy, as performance falls significantly with the absence of one word, only a minimal level of redundancy exists within these sentences.
Once the rules are known, it becomes possible to design a conceptual model that is free of redundancy.
All corresponding reference sequences (14,547 sequences) were annotated using the MapMan ontology which is specifically tailored to plants and has been designed to be as free of redundancy as possible [ 30].
In contrast to other authors, Zeng et. al [ 18] created an algorithm with the aim of constructing representative, dependable and readily available databases free from redundancy in order to facilitate the evaluation of the efficiency of the algorithms used for predicting the TIS.
At the end of the conceptual schema design procedure, final checks are made to ensure that the conceptual schema is internally consistent (its constraint pattern can be populated without contradiction), is externally consistent (agrees with original data and conditions), is redundancy free (elementary facts cannot be repeated), and is complete (covers all the requirements).
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In addition, duplication of gene clusters increases genetic redundancy and frees some gene members to evolve new functions.
Generating the fewest redundancy-free scheme trees from conceptual-model hypergraphs is NP-hard [17].
The objective of first-level design is to develop a logically simple, redundancy-free model that will form a sound basis for subsequent stages of design.
