Sentence examples for notable redundancy from inspiring English sources
The evolutionary pressure for life-saving hemostasis led to notable redundancy in our hemostatic systems; thus, treatments of patients with anticoagulants, antiplatelet agents, or thrombolytic agents have excellent safety profiles.
That remark is more notable for redundancy than revelation.
N. crassa and S. cerevisiae are probably the most commonly used fungal model organisms and thus it is notable that with regard to genomic ORF redundancy they have the most exceptional genomes within the analysed large fungal genome set.
It is notable that this robustness of male fertility is not likely due to simple bilateral redundancy in the nervous system, since all the GAL4-expression patterns that we observed were bilaterally symmetrical.
It's a comedy sketch that becomes a primary narrative tool here, a redundancy that goes unaided by Ulu Grosbard's punchless direction and a set -- its one notable feature is a haphazardly hung window -- that is without atmospheric suggestion of any kind.
The notable differences in ECM protein gene expression across human epithelial CTCs suggest microenvironment tissue specificity as well as probable redundancies in ECM protein signaling.
Redundancy, redundancy, redundancy.
Savings: £59,000 redundancy payment.
Statutory redundancy pay.
The redundancy was overwhelming.
