By using the term modules instead of individual terms, MEA methods can also solve the functional redundancy problem, that is, a set of identified significant terms represents a redundant view of the same biological process [5].
The ultimate goal of these gene index providers is to represent a non-redundant view of all EST-defined genes.
Brian O'Shaughnessy, a VeriSign spokesman, said the company closed the list not because of criticism but because it had become redundant in view of the numerous other discussion forums.
"It is true that" in "it is true that p" could be redundant in view of the fact that there cannot be factual information that is not true, but DTT could mistake this linguistic or conceptual redundancy for unqualified dispensability.
However, the explanation attributing this mutation to facilitate direct phosphorylation at the HM is completely redundant in view of its absence in the BVr enzyme.
The former Coastguard lookout point, manned for almost 80 years before becoming redundant in 1990, provides views over Bardsey Sound to the island.
MV fusion is therefore particularly desirable to be performed in real-time to eliminate redundant information from different views.
Novelists and poets parodied received forms and styles, in their view made redundant by the immensity and horror of the war, but, as can be seen most clearly in Pound's angry and satirical Hugh Selwyn Mauberley (1920), with a note of anguish and with the wish that writers might again make form and style the bearers of authentic meanings.
Fig. 11 a Front and b side view of redundant musculoskeletal robot with thin McKibben muscles.
On this view, when redundant stimulus cues are combined, perceptual decisions are mainly determined by the more reliable (i.e., perceptually precise) component [31], [32], [33].
