As the Verge noted, the entire thing more or less duplicated what a city bus already does: travels on a fixed route, picks up and drops off riders at predetermined spots and transports a larger group of people at one time.
In a recent study, a correlation was detected between the size of the gene family and frequency of alternative splicing events, as duplicated gene families had significantly fewer alternative splicing events than single copy or less duplicated gene families [ 23].
So too with the big conspiratorial payoff, which more or less duplicates information known since the first months of the war, when Seymour Hersh, among others, reported that the Bush administration was relying on shabby intelligence furnished, or invented, by the opportunistic exile Ahmad Chalabi.
It would be nice when programme sites do get revamped if a bit of time could be spent on also updating the older content so that there is some continuity and preferably less duplicate content.
Toward the 2-hop forwarding, the scheme generates the less duplicate copy and reduce the network overhead, however, the 2-hop forwarding has the higher delivery delay and lower successful delivery rate.
We removed 25 more or less duplicate statements, and supplemented the list with 10 criteria from international literature that were missing from the experts' list, but, in our judgement, were relevant for a 'good' regional public health report in The Netherlands., The 97 statements in the resulting final list were then numbered randomly from 1 to 97.
The increased proportion of reads that were sequenced when bis DNA was decreased in a lane was due both to sequencing less duplicates from a library and to increasing clustering density presumably created by the addition of more diverse DNA fragments.
Although Oracle's weak December quarter set the stage for disappointments from its major competitors in data base software as well, the company's subsequent recovery may be less easily duplicated.
Autopolyploid species contain several homologous genomes, whereas allopolyploid species contain more or less divergent duplicated homeologous genomes.
This provides necessary support to our original conjecture that unusually flat PID histograms in human and baker's yeast are also due to (possibly less obvious) duplicated pairs of proteins generated in WGD events in these two lineages.
The gene redundancy is limited for both subgenomes compared to D. hansenii with a total of 33.2% protein-coding genes belonging to multigene families against 51.5% and three times less tandemly duplicated gene arrays (Table S8).
