Sentence examples for redundant issue from inspiring English sources

So, looking for someone new becomes a redundant issue.

The larger (and much less redundant) issue within this controversy regards the current state of the terms.

A few examples of sRNA dosage compensation have been reported (Weilbacher et al, 2003; Kay et al, 2006), but in most cases of redundant sRNAs, the issue of dosage compensation has not been addressed.

It also goes without saying that the existence of many black lesbians and gays makes the binary opposition of the two issues redundant.

For most foundation trusts, the 49% cap will never be a reality anyway, and they could explore removing the NHS entirely from the effects of competition law, thereby rendering the other two issues redundant.

In order to address this issue, a redundant and cooperative 2D visual servoing system based on the information provided by two cameras in eye-in-hand/eye-to-hand configurations to control the 6 dof of an industrial robot manipulator (Mitsubishi PA-10) is proposed.

Lewis addressed this issue in "Redundant Causation", one of the six postscripts to the reprinting of "Causation" in (1986b).

To avoid this issue, the redundant overlapping repeats were masked.

How to remove the redundant parts is an issue.

In this study, only YS were genotyped and we implicitly assumed that none of their sires were from the reference population, hence avoiding the issue of redundant genomic information and overestimated reliability of genomic evaluation [ 14].

To address the issue of redundant and variable drug nomenclature, ADR names were coded by using the preferred terms in the WHO Adverse Reaction Terminology (WHO-ART) guidelines, which have been used for more than 30 years for the rational coding of adverse reaction terms [ 16].