Sentence examples for possibility of redundancy from inspiring English sources
We choose to extract features as diverse and rich as possible in order to take advantage of their complementarity, but we did not ignore the possibility of redundancy.
However, the presence of more than six PR5 orthologs in Arabidopsis make the possibility of redundancy higher and correlation of camalexin synthesis may not necessarily be easily interpreted.
This raises the possibility of redundancy among IMP family members during CNS development.
The simultaneous elimination of Egr1, Egr3, Ets1 and multiple Fos/Jun family members in CD2 C3 DN3s would circumvent the possibility of redundancy [50,51].
To rule out the possibility of redundancy (i.e., phosphorylation at one site substituting for lack of phosphorylation at the other), we examined every possible double-mutant combination.
The possibility of redundancy of Ifitm genes is supported by another study in which the locus containing the Ifitm cluster (Ifitm1 -2 -3 -5 and − 6) was deleted by floxing out a 120-kb region.
Two-sensor configuration doubles the power consumption but provided slightly lower dynamic RMS error (0.37°) and a noise range of ±0.42°, and offers the possibility of having redundancy in case of damaged sensor.
Much less is known about rice RDR functions (Supplementary Fig. 1b) and Pol IV activities (Supplementary Fig. 1c), although the phylogenetic analysis suggests the possibility of genetic redundancy in rice for each of the three major subunits of Pol IV (Table 2).
Nonetheless, the possibility of functional redundancy still existed.
Finally, the present data also raise the possibility of functional redundancy between Fbxl3 and Fbxl21 in the SCN akin to what was recently reported for Clock and Npas2 [39].
The observation that absence of MAP3K1 is compatible with the formation of functional testes on a mixed genetic background and testis determination and differentiation on B6 suggests the possibility of functional redundancy, at least during sexual development.
