Sentence examples for potential duplicate from inspiring English sources

Middlesex County had, by far, the greatest number of potential duplicate voters, with 2,299, according to the analysis.

During the last year, by catching potential duplicate benefits before being issued, the process has saved $5 million in taxpayer dollars at a cost of less than $190,000.

This fundamental restructuring of the muon trigger system required the development of a system to receive track candidates from the track-finding layer, remove potential duplicate tracks, and forward the best candidates to the global decision layer.

Activities were selected that met the following criteria: at least 30 compounds tested per protein and from at least 2 separate publications, assay confidence score of 9, 'single protein' target type, assigned pCHEMBL value, no flags on potential duplicate or data validity comment, and originating from scientific literature.

Abstract similarity analysis of MEDLINE citations was previously used to detect potential duplicate publications [2], [3].

Because it utilizes only abstracts to find similar citations, it inevitably omits potential duplicate full text articles whose abstracts may not appear similar enough to warrant further investigation.

EK carried out the analysis of potential duplicated processed pseudogenes in sequence-duplicated regions of the human genome.

The feasibility of this new priming method to avoid amplifications of potential duplicated loci was evaluated, and the proportion of conserved duplicated loci assessed.

Using the InParanoid database [28] to test the potential duplication of human genes in the zebrafish genome, we found 1,577 human genes as potential duplicates.

The software uses semantic algorithms to understand the meaning of a data table's columns and pattern recognition algorithms to find potential duplicates in a data-set.

We previously found that, when classifying pairs of text as potential duplicates, a similarity ratio cut-off of 0.5 achieved a good specificity and sensitivity [2].