Based on the network structure, several redundant strategies have been formulated.
On the other hand, the effectiveness of those redundant strategies have been discussed in the scale free network, results show that the strategy based on total degree is the most effective one to control the spreading.
Since individual contamination prevention strategies vary in efficiency, and contamination sources also fluctuate, a robust contamination prevention procedure should use multiple redundant strategies.
Indeed, accumulating evidence highlights the use of different and/or redundant strategies by EBV to modulate IRFs expression and activity and interfere with the antiviral activity of type I IFNs [43], [44], [45].
Mature neurons promote survival at all costs by employing multiple, often redundant, strategies to prevent cell death by apoptosis.
For instance non-ambiguous DNA can be encoded with 2 bits for each base instead of 8. To further increase speed during batch queries, a non-redundant strategy will be made available allowing a pre-screen of the batch to identify all unique k-mers before reading offset arrays from disk.
In order to achieve a higher level of effectiveness, a redundant warning strategy was used.
The design under evaluation relies upon a novel redundant design strategy intended to provide fault discrimination and selective fault masking embedded within a functional CMOS NAND gate.
The AFDIL casework group amplified mtDNA using a redundant amplification strategy described in Edson et al. [24].
In other words, we created a redundant classification strategy in which every direction was tested against every other direction and each group of two to four neighboring directions was tested against the corresponding diametrically opposite group.
However, since we are tackling a multi-class problem (i.e., discrimination of 8 directions), we used a redundant classification strategy based on the fusion of the error correcting output codes (ECOC) method [22] with the CSP algorithm.
