Sentence examples for reducing the redundancy from inspiring English sources

Finally, 61,408 non-redundant All-unigenes were obtained according to splicing and reducing the redundancy of the Unigenes sequence in the outer-petal and inner-petal, and its average length and N50 value were 763 nt and 1219 nt, respectively (Table  2).

To sack people faster by reducing the redundancy consultation timetable.

The effects of spectral feature layers are reducing the redundancy spectral information, explore the correlation behind the input spectrum, and make the features more representative.

The first method uses a self-organizational approach to design minimum radius hyperspheres, reducing the redundancy of the class region defined by the hyperspherical classifiers.

However, the combiner for the proposed ensemble feature selection method emphasizes on reducing the redundancy among the selected subset of features by incorporating feature class as well as feature-feature mutual information.

The purpose of the current work was to suggest and apply a methodology able to reduce the variable space while preserving (even increasing) the model prediction capabilities, thus reducing the redundancy and correlation between variables.

Moreover, reducing the redundancies in NGS data with SEED does not negatively impact the quality of the contigs in downstream assembly steps.

This step reduced the redundancy, but did not merge all identically annotated PFMs (see for example the redundant serum response factor (SRF) PFMs in Table 2, cluster 40).

The traditional way of securely and efficiently transmitting redundant data is to first compress the data to reduce the redundancy then encrypt the compressed data.

It requires extreme programming resources and reduces the redundancy.

This reduces the redundancy in the embedded vector.