Sentence examples for may have redundancy from inspiring English sources
Some networks involved in motility may have redundancy, as the successful 2-dimensional wound closure by three different pairs of non-cleavable MKKs suggests.
Also, these variables may have redundancy since they are correlated with each other.
Also these methods do not take into account the correlation among genes and so the selected gene set may have redundancy.
Together with a lethal phenotype in other species (Bangs et al., 2011), the data suggest that humans may have redundancy or compensation that preclude lethality or that the KIAA0586 mutations only partially inactivate protein function.
As these databases may have redundancy, we used the program CAP3 [ 62] for MacOX, to construct contigs with the sequences and get non-redundant sequences for each database following the default settings.
However it is not able to remove redundant features because if one of the features has a large weight, the redundant feature will also get a large weight, but according to recursive feature elimination algorithm, only the features with small weight are removed; therefore the final gene set may have redundancy [ 32, 33].
However, these arguments and extensions may have redundancies as well as circularities, which are conceptually and computationally undesirable.
Hence, the selected feature subset may have high redundancy among features and may not provide high discriminatory capacity.
The inclusion of multiple genomes per species may have introduced redundancy, as all NCBI genomes were used as the reference panel.
Since the tissue-specific expression pattern of OSR2 was quite similar to that of ARL (another OSR member that was reported to regulate organ growth by cell expansion [ 23]), we speculated that OSR2 may have functional redundancy with ARL.
The glycosyltransferase UGT78K2 is assigned to code a UDP-glycose:flavonoid 3- O-glycosyltransferase (UF3GT) protein and may have functional redundancies in anthocyanin biosynthesis with the previously characterized UGT78K1 [ 18], which was also upregulated in the black (iRT) seed coat (Table 3).
