Sentence examples for redundant articles from inspiring English sources

The bibliographic search in the CABs 1973 2006, Current Contents 1998 2006 and Medline 1950 2006 provided a dataset of 1,894 non redundant articles published in peer-reviewed scientific journals, dealing with resistance to pesticides or drugs.

This article was amended on the 5 February 2016 to remove a redundant definite article.

Technology may one day make language-learning redundant (see article); meanwhile, it makes it easier.Language-teaching companies are slowly embracing technology.

Once a non-redundant list of articles has been obtained, the abstracts are reviewed to select the subset that is to be included in MEROPS.

First, we made a strong and concerted effort to exclude any articles with redundant patient populations.

Deletion is appropriate if the tip will not help the reader with the task described in the article, is redundant, or is an act of vandalism.

A representative MEDLINE search strategy is outlined in Table  1.> Details of candidate study reports were scrutinized to avoid inclusion of redundant data appearing in multiple articles.

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Macs cost more, and Apple had developed a reputation for changing operating systems so as to make earlier software redundant; until Windows 2000 (see article), Microsoft's successive operating systems were consistently backwards-compatible (a feature that explains many of the problems that some Windows users complain of, but which is prized by many others).

The contents of this article are therefore redundant.