The lower complement of PIKs in unicellular eukaryotes relative to metazoans suggests poor pathway redundancy and enhanced probability of essential function to the parasite.
How many examples of wordiness, redundancy, poor punctuation and mangled grammar are there?
Poor health and redundancy has left her facing debt - and she frequently hides away from the people who knock on the door wanting her to pay it back.
Review of clinician feedback led to the removal of nine items due to redundancy, poor wording, or irrelevance and to the rewording of two items.
There are limitations inherent to these approaches, however, such as functional redundancy, poor characterization of enzyme-inhibitor specificity, and lack of sensitivity due to under-representation of low abundance proteins in these screens.
In his review, Paul Collins indicated that the purpose of the book was undermined by poor editing, incoherence and redundancy.
A report earlier this year by the UK's Equality and Human Rights Commission estimated that around 54,000 women lost their job due to pregnancy each year — forced out through dismissal, compulsory redundancy, or poor treatment — almost twice the number calculated in similar research in 2005.
Like all councils, we face immobilising cuts to our budgets, with many staff facing redundancy and much poorer training for those that are left.
These anthropogenic disturbances may have strong impacts on species-poor systems with low functional redundancy.
This may be the result of a dilution effect where the most diverse treatments have more space taken up by poor performing life-forms, or functional redundancy among life-form groups.
According to the report, the main culprits are excessive workload, frustration with poor management, lack of support, threat of redundancy and unrealistic targets.
