Sentence examples for redundant effect from inspiring English sources

However, we noticed that the simultaneous use of channel reservation and limiting the number of secondary data users to the system has a redundant effect.

Students' cognitive load reports reflected a redundant effect from the on screen text on their cognitive load level when both onscreen and narrative verbal messages were presented.

Similar to the pH effects, we did not observed altered lipid effects in WT verses KO cells, which can be interpreted as a redundant effect or lack of lipid effect through OGR1 in these cells.

However, the overall bone structures of the mice were not affected and a significant pH-regulated and OGR1-dependent biological effect was not generally evidenced in OGR1-expressing cells [including macrophages and brown adipose derived cells (BADCs)], suggesting a redundant effect of other OGR1 subfamily GPCRs in vivo.

As described above, our energetic data indicate that there is a redundant effect of the Mg2+ ion and D101.

A more appealing model is the one in which the two residues have a redundant effect, such that either residue can alone provide a rate advantage through the same mechanism.

While activation of all receptors leads to redundant effects on cell migration, only treatment with a SSTR5/1 specific agonist resulted in decreased cell counts.

Alternatively, it may be the case that KCNE1 and KCNE3 do have redundant effects on trafficking in Xenopus oocytes, and that removal of either may simply reduce the number of channels that contain a KCNE subunit.

This observation suggests that Klf2, Klf4 and Klf5 exert redundant effects on the control of pluripotency.

SPL3, SPL4 and SPL5 exhibit partially redundant effects on plant juvenile-to-adult transition [ 4, 11, 12].

The remaining markers, not included in the model, had minor and/or redundant effects with those ones.