Sentence examples for keeps redundant from inspiring English sources
The tracking approach proposes a new dynamics model for object tracking which keeps redundant tracking of 2D and 3D object information, in order to increase robustness.
Strong efforts at UPPNEX are made to keep redundant data to a minimum and keeping central versions of reference genomes and other common files has been a good way to achieve that.
I am not too familiar with Time Machine's limitations, but I am certain that you should make an effort to keep redundant (multiple) copies of your files on multiple drives, and if possible on multiple storage formats, as well as in different physical locations.
The service has created a lot of buzz, because it's able to keep redundant copies of your files which you can access from anywhere with a browser, including files for the iPhone and PS3.
Francisella seems to have kept redundant enzyme function to a minimum (lower number of isozymes) with metabolic analysis suggesting a broader specificity for enzymes.
All these three methods can retain all the true nonzero groups, but GL always keeps more redundant groups that are unrelated with the response than both GB and AGB. (2) AGB performs much better for larger σ and (p_{n}).
All these three methods can retain all the true nonzero groups, but GL always keeps more redundant groups that are unrelated with the response than both GB and AGB.
Thus, natural selection can keep a redundant reaction in the network if its deletion renders even a tiny decrease in biomass production.
We retrieved the GO terms for the zebrafish protein-coding genes from Ensembl database and kept non-redundant GO terms for every zebrafish gene because redundant GO terms might be assigned to the gene spliced variants.
She keeps on getting made redundant from her lowly jobs but refuses to give up until she finally decides that looking after her mother is more important than working.
We propose that dosage compensation with multiple redundant sRNAs keeps variations in sRNA levels to a minimum.
