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The Philippines called specifically for a 'realistic review', supporting the argument that many countries are now ready to 'stock take' on current policies and programmes, to assess examples of both effective and redundant approaches.

The list of pathogenic bacterial strains was obtained via literature search using three complementary and partially redundant approaches.

But it's an increasingly redundant approach.

This overlapping and redundant approach with multiple antibodies and immunoblots, against multiple subunits predicted to be hexameric, generated a high degree of confidence in the final measurements.

In order to mitigate potential problems with comparisons between HsMCM standards and CgMCM subunits, we used a redundant approach involving eight anti-MCM antibodies against four MCM subunits, used on 14 immunoblots, to determine the levels of MCMs per CHO cell.

The proteins were confirmed through our RNA-seq analysis which adopted a redundant approach to read-mapping by employing Newbler and TopHat aligners (see Materials and Methods) to account for software variability in mapping quality.

However, current redundant computing approaches do not repair failed or corrupted replicas.

Simulation results show that the proposed method outperforms both the intra refreshment approach and redundant motion vector approach significantly, when the two approaches are deployed separately.

The redundant bioinformatics approach makes the curation and annotation processes highly reliable.

To identify secretome proteins, we used an in silico redundant conservative approach (Torto et al. 2003; Haldar et al. 2006; Win et al. 2006; Kamoun 2009; Brown et al. 2012).