Sentence examples for redundant expressions from inspiring English sources

If you put a lot of redundant expressions on your face, it's like taking a piece of paper and scribbling all over it — full of scribble, the whole piece of paper.

For emphasis only, I will sometimes use the (redundant) expressions 'actually exists', 'actually existing', and 'actual existence'.

Disadvantages Since EVALPSN/bf-EVALPSN itself is basically not a specific tool of formal safety verification, it includes complicated and redundant expressions to construct safety verification systems.

Because that version utilized all gene models (splicing variants), the integrated transcriptome information showed redundant expression data for multiple models produced from a particular locus.

This leaves Strawson free to point out that even if Ramsey's equivalence is the fundamental core of the notion of truth, it would not follow that the expression 'true' is a redundant expression.

Compared with other members, the dominant expression of OsCDPK1 (LOC_Os03g03660) has a PCC value of 0 to 0.5 (Fig. 6a) and predominant expression of OsBAK1 (LOC_Os08g07760) produces a PCC value below zero (Fig. 6B), while OsABC1-2 (LOC_Os02g36570) has redundant expression patterns with PCC values above 0.5 with LCO_Os09g07660 (Fig. 6c).

This result can be explained by redundant expression of some patterns along the trials, which are especially likely to occur during, e.g., the repeated passes of the bars of gratings.

Although functionally redundant, expression and transcriptional regulation of FST and FLRG are different [ 39- 41].

Similarly, redundant expression of Rb and p130 may help to prevent retinoblastoma in mice.

In some tissues, however, redundant expression of transcripts encoding two duplicated paralogs seems to occur.

However, it is possible that there is some overlapping, redundant expression around P0 in the developing mouse retina.