Sentence examples for has less redundancy from inspiring English sources

However, this option has less redundancy and consistency.

There is lack of assessments on inter-city travel which has less redundancy and is more exposed to extreme weather threats.

This is because we have fewer subchannels per user, so when we compute the synchronization metrics we have less redundancy in the frequency dimension.

Furthermore, our unigene data have much less redundancy sequences than that of EST data.

The admission from General Sir Peter Wall, chief of the general staff, raises the prospect that more troops will face compulsory redundancy because the army will have less time to rely on "natural wastage".

To construct a robust classifier, data redundancy was removed and the dataset had less than 25% identity among the amino acid sequences.

The urban park had less species, lower feeding guild richness, and lower within-scale redundancy than the reference area.

Redundancy analysis showed that the sampling sites had less influence on the fungal communities than soil properties, supporting environmental variation as the major determinant of fungal community structure.

The redundancy in phylogenetic trees means that ED scores may often vary less (and have less of an effect on the metrics) than prob(extinction), though this will vary greatly among clades.

Finally, Mr. Doron's contention that new nuclear reactor designs "incorporate greatly enhanced safety features" is contradicted by the fact that the design selected for the two new reactors in Georgia, the Westinghouse AP1000, has a weaker containment, less redundancy in safety systems, and fewer safety features than current reactors.

A good context should have good quality but with less redundancy.