The neo-X chromosome of D. miranda shows partial dosage compensation [ 26], which can render some genes on the neo-Y functionally redundant and speed up Y degeneration of genes that are dosage compensated on the neo-X.
Eliminating redundant programs.
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Furthermore, by leaving pIII unaltered and fully solvent exposed, virion rescue following selection may be performed effectively without breaking the virion-antigen bond, making the elution step redundant and speeding up high through put protocols.
In that spell, the Liverpool holding players Mascherano and Alonso, were redundant because the speed and accuracy with which the ball was moved made interceptions a pipedream.
His brightest jewels were slow-motion aces, objects of beauty because the rare combination of insidious accuracy and slick disguise made great speed redundant.
The current study was designed to determine whether or not category-based redundant signals can speed up processing even without bilateral presentation.
As the databases become larger and more redundant, the relative speed of FastBLAST should increase further, because the number of clusters should grow more slowly than the total database size.
Redundant presentation generally speeds target detection (Miller, 1982; Todd, 1912), and is endorsed in human factors engineering as a method of promoting information security (Wickens & Hollands, 2000; Wickens, Prinet, Hutchins, Sarter, & Sebok, 2011).
These data suggest that RVE4, 6 and 8 play a partially redundant role in speeding up the pace of the clock.
