Sentence examples for redundancy reported from inspiring English sources

Instead, we attribute the statistical redundancy reported in this and previous genome-wide modelling studies to the heterogeneous distribution of HMs across chromatin domains.

Our results suggest that the genome-wide redundancy reported in previous studies [ 15, 16] is not indicative of functional redundancy, but rather arises from averaging over heterogeneous groups of genes subject to different regulatory logic.

Gene content redundancy between reported terms is also provided, to highlight unrelated terms with similar or identical gene content.

Item 18 'More choice about which cancer specialists you see' was removed due to redundancy; participants reported "As a public patient you have no choice about which cancer specialists you see" and "You don't have a choice of what treatment or what doctors you get".

Such variations could lead to redundancy in reporting the events.

The ascertainment of twins for the population based register was thorough and should have included the vast majority of twins actually residing in the area, due to the redundancy of reporting (many reports of twins were duplicates).

Redundancy values are reported as the number of mapped reads per kb of sequence length.

Finally sequence biases such as read redundancy have been reported in deep sequencing.

Another study was published in three abstracts with substantial redundancy of the reported data [ 79- 81].

Each redundancy value was reported as total number of mapped reads per million reads used for mapping.

MiTF, Tfe3, and Tfeb can interact with each other (Hemesath et al., 1994), and functional redundancy has been reported (Huan et al., 2006; Steingrimsson et al., 2002).