Sentence examples for potential for redundancy from inspiring English sources

The potential for redundancy has compelled some organizations to scale down.

The relatively large codon capacity of M. smegmatis increases the potential for redundancy in cell wall biosynthetic (and other) pathways.

There are four sirtuins in the worm, opening up the potential for redundancy in their role in mediating the effects of dietary restriction.

The copy number and genomic origin of any marker system, and the potential for redundancy between markers, is an important consideration for evolutionary applications.

Furthermore, the duplication of the NUCB2 gene suggests a potential for redundancy and subspecialization possibly contributing to a more complicated nesfatin-1 system in fishes than in mammals.

The liability with the respiratory chain targets is the potential for redundancy.

The complexity of p27 regulation presents considerable challenges to drug development because of the potential for redundancies.

If the court rules against the government, its potential liability for redundancy payments at insolvent companies when staff have not been properly consulted could soar.

The potential for functional redundancy of miRNAs is clearly considerable within these species.

The potential for functional redundancy between SHMT1 and SHMT2α in nuclear folate metabolism may have been the permissive factor that allowed this mutation to expand in human populations.

To determine if this polymorphism impairs nuclear localization and to explore the potential for the redundancy between SHMT1 and SHMT2α, MEFS derived from Shmt1−/− mice were electroporated with plasmids that express the wild-type human SHMT1-YFP fusion protein, the human L474F SHMT1-YFP fusion protein or a mutated K38R/K39R SHMT1-YFP fusion protein, which lacks a SUMO-modification site [8].