Sentence examples for likely redundant from inspiring English sources

It is noticed that rice may be a more suitable experimental plant model than other model plants including Arabidopsis, since it contains only one predicted UBC13 gene, while Arabidopsis contains two highly conserved and most likely redundant UBC13 genes (Wen et al. [2006]).

Similarly, the function of the most likely redundant MAF genes in the inflorescence is unknown.

Furthermore, I show that a loss-of-function mutation in Tll2, which encodes one member of this protease family, has a small, but significant, effect on muscle mass, implying that its function is likely redundant with those of other family members.

Furthermore, regression models can detect and down-weight highly correlated (and likely redundant) features.

Some of these are likely redundant; significant tests in closely linked windows reflecting the same selective event.

Conversely, if the frequency of a chemical descriptor decreases significantly after the HTS descriptors are included, it is less important than, and likely redundant with, the biological descriptors.

A dedicated SwiftKey note-taking app likely becomes redundant if you can have SwiftKey anywhere on your iOS device.

Though ATL2 and ATL3 likely have redundant roles with ATL1, whether these proteins have the same capacity for ER fusion remains to be investigated.

Ryan Fleming of Digital Trends wrote that the collection "is perhaps the best value buy for any console available", and that for fans of the series, "this collection is not for you" as all games (with the exception of God of War III) are available for download, and it will "likely be redundant".

Of the three Cdc42 isoforms found in fish, two were expressed from the earliest stages (Figure 1B), and likely play redundant roles since no single MO directed to Cdc42 affected early development (data not shown).

It appears likely that redundant mechanisms may be more important for some chemokines than for others.