Sentence examples for modest redundancy from inspiring English sources

and introducing "more modest" redundancy packages, available only to those who contest their seat and lose.

Stimuli of higher salience, discriminable enough to be processed in parallel, are more likely to be processed with limited resilience and with far more modest redundancy gains.

This modest redundancy allows flexibility in later fragment matching of similar fragments with slight variations in their ending points.

Scrapping "resettlement payments" worth tens of thousands of pounds per MP and introducing more modest, modern redundancy packages.

Weak interacting factors, coded either blue or green, denoted high or modest levels of redundancy between markers, respectively.

The outcomes of clinical trials based on TKIs as single agents have generally been modest, probably due to redundancy in receptor binding and signaling to intracellular mediators.

These do not require any additional redundancy and need only a modest amount of additional processing at the receiver.

Northern has 14 factories and employs 9,000 in the UK, but the companies yesterday said they hoped the merger would in fact safeguard jobs and any redundancies were likely to be modest.

Addition of cystatin C or pepstatin A individually produced only modest stabilization of apo-HRP, indicating a functional redundancy between the lysosomal enzymes in these macrophages.

The reduced identification of genes by the second pass unigenes for the various references indicated that the first pass assembly massively decreased redundancy while leading only to a modest decrease in matchable reference genes.

Had Ba run through to seal his hat-trick and this match when the score was 2-1, the fear of redundancies might already be stalking the modest corridors of this stadium.