Sentence examples for remained redundant from inspiring English sources
See our slideshow of photos from the event today here: The ancient monument has remained redundant ever since it stopped being used in 1942.
After discarding the irrelevant and remaining redundant questions, we were left with a corpus of 56 distinct questions.
The remaining redundant portion of the secondary patch was then folded over laterally and fashioned for the closure of the ventriculotomy defect (Fig. 3b).
In the decentralized algorithm, a BS association rule is derived for users to concentrate the traffic load on some particular BSs so that the remaining redundant ones can be turned off easily.
After initial selection for large deletions, there is fine-tuning of the genome size by 'trimming away' remaining redundant sequences flanking these large deletions (Fig. 6).
Gene Ontology was used to ask whether certain functional categories of genes were more likely to diverge or remain redundant according to predictions.
From the remaining (redundant) genes, different ones are selected in each run due to the random nature of the algorithm, so none ends up with a high importance.
To deal with remaining redundant haplotypes, one tree from the 15,000 fully resolved trees sampled from the posterior distribution by MrBayes was selected for each run using the "random" option in Phylomapper.
Several models have been proposed for the evolution of gene regulatory networks and modules after WGD; for example, entire modules could remain redundant because of dosage balance constraints or to provide developmental robustness, or alternatively networks could be rewired to effect novel biological functions [ 13].
In this patient, the vascular bundle remained too redundant because the shortening was longer than 20 cm; although the flap was still perfused, we were concerned about a later perfusion compromise due to arterial or venous occlusion.
Thus, the contigs in such clusters were not selected, and remained as redundant contigs in the clustered contig set.
