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2) In the PCA and dendrogram analyses, only 8 of 16 measured parameters are considered and some of those considered maybe redundant, e.g., AP amplitude and rise-slope.

Second, iBBiG does not require a gene set to be associated with all phenotypes in a bi-cluster which is a attractive feature in complex biological data were biological processes maybe redundant or regulated by multiple factors concurrently.

I also note that the network representation is rather dense and maybe even redundant, because the connectivity information on the edges can also be read off from the nodes (I understand that this information is used later to analyze force distribution and I do not mind leaving it in if the authors find this essential, but it shows again that the presentation is very crowded).

It therefore remains possible that the additional SENPs SENP6 and SENP7 play a role in Elk-1 activation, maybe in a redundant manner.

But maybe that observation is redundant.

Maybe it's just redundant?

Or maybe the iPad is redundant to the laptop and the smartphone.

However, as a physicist, I can tell you that this term is at least redundant and maybe meaningless.

This demonstrates that maybe some features are redundant and interfering to each other in the original dataset; hence, it is better to remove some of them.

This maybe seem obvious and redundant, but if you repeatedly tell a child you love them, it will become set in stone, and they will never forget it.

It's the lack of decorum, rational thought and objectivity…and the uneasy sense that maybe my profession is somehow redundant.