Sentence examples for perhaps redundant from inspiring English sources

I'm making a movie, which is perhaps redundant to say since we're on a lot, but they do treat us like dumb beasts".

The presence of OPN4 in scWAT in other species suggest a common ancestral origin that provided an evolutionary advantage that is conserved in many mammals with perhaps redundant, limited, or as of yet undetermined biological function.

In a similar and perhaps redundant decision in New Jersey, a federal judge, Dickinson R. Debevoise, ruled Monday that the Republican National Committee and people under its control may not challenge Ohio voters using a list of 35,000 people prepared by local Republicans here.

Mr. Diepgen has been a leader of the large, often silent, body of German opinion that believes the memorial is too big, too central and perhaps redundant in a city that commemorates the Jewish dead in many other smaller ways and in a country that thirsts to look forward even as it is obliged to look back.

Recent data highlight findings that mechanisms of hormone action may be different between species possibly due to a divergence in signaling pathways during evolution.The regulation of the secretory function of the pancreas by numerous hormones suggests that there are multiple and perhaps redundant signals governing the control of this important organ.

In this study, we found that the MAPK family member ERK plays an important role in the regulation of glucose metabolism during T cell activation, while p38 makes a smaller (and perhaps redundant) contribution.

These were songs of Irish poets but not, in the main, of Irish composers, who have always been scarce -- perhaps made redundant by the musicality of Irish speech.

Therefore, while our study demonstrates a critical role for the Akt-TSC2-mTORC1 signaling pathway in this process, it is likely that other branches of Akt signaling, such as FOXO1 phosphorylation and inhibition [8], play additional and, perhaps, partially redundant roles in promoting adipogenesis.

So the human proteins may have multiple, perhaps some redundant contacts with additional spliceosomal components.

In BBC cells, MELK must play this role uniquely and is selectively overexpressed, perhaps because redundant kinases are down-regulated.

Perhaps she felt redundant.