Sentence examples for less redundancy from inspiring English sources

Indeed, being almost redundant in single mutants, Rpf proteins exhibited less redundancy in double and triple mutants.

The degree assortativity decreases indicating less redundancy on gene associations when the network is restricted to Caco-2.

When properly implemented, PDM systems will result in faster work, fewer errors, less redundancy, and smoother workflow for an organization.

In fact, providing fault tolerance in parallel data storage systems requires less redundancy (and is therefore more cost effective) than providing fault tolerance for non-parallel systems.

The BI-SOCP can still design filter banks of nearly perfect reconstruction (NPR) in the case of less redundancy ratio and short PFs.

Finally, we impose a scatter matrix-like constraint on the proposed model in pursuit of the features with less redundancy for recognition.

It is suggested that combining merits of scoring functions with less redundancies is a new orientation to optimize scoring functions.

On average, after removing redundancy and scaffolding, Trans-ABySS assemblies were less redundant than Trinity assemblies (Table  4).

Tridex is beneficial in reduced index tree size and less data redundancy.

It's bad enough to lose a job, but another worrying trend is that some employers are paying less in redundancy packages than they did in the Nineties.

It has to be noted that recent source coders take more and more into account such considerations and become more and more efficient in many aspects they leave less residual redundancy (and CABAC makes a great job on this aspect), quite often the structuration in packets is carefully studied, and, more generally, even if some redundancy remains, it is much more difficult to identify.