Our inability to demonstrate an improvement in job satisfaction was unsurprising given that at the time the mentoring scheme was introduced and evaluated at the Institute of Psychiatry, it was in the context of considerable institutional and national economic uncertainty with a local freeze on posts, and a 'Sustainability Review' at the Institution which involved redundancies.
Many of them will be about family matters but they will also involve redundancy, housing, and debt which are all bound to get worse in the public sector squeeze.
That's why we're a technology company; our process involves redundancy.
This may involve redundancy with some functionally related molecule, as suggested (Gruis et al, 1995).
However, if a genotype-phenotype map involves redundancy ("mutational neutrality"), the error threshold should be formulated in terms of phenotypes since there is no unique fittest genotype.
While this would involve redundancy and higher costs, it would allow for the rapid production and scale-up of vaccines at any given moment.
It is also likely that transcriptional cascades downstream of mab-5 involve redundancy of function that is unmasked in the mab-5 e1751 gof mab-5 e1751 gof
The results of figure 4 B involving redundancy versus detectability are, in general, expected, but the differences in detectability of singlet CNSs depending on the subgenome (I vs. II vs. III) is disturbing.
When the genotype-phenotype map involves redundancy (i.e. more than one genotype give rise to the fittest phenotype), the error threshold can be formulated in terms of phenotypes, and it the population can sustain a lower degree of replication accuracy [ 18, 19].
But integrating Vodafone into a single company will undoubtedly involve redundancies and some rebuffs to national pride.The biggest integration challenge will be in the United States.
