Sentence examples for remove duplications from inspiring English sources
The databases were searched separately and combined together to remove duplications.
At this stage, the facilitator (GE) clarified and categorised the models, to remove duplications and arrived at an agreed list of service delivery designs.
As data is loaded into the database the data is normalized to remove duplications, then encoded into numerical data and subsequently divided into the novel multidimensional multi-table structure specifically designed for large genetic data set analysis.
In order to remove duplications, we remove one of the SV candidates whose precision is lower than the other if they overlapped each other by more than two thirds of their called regions.
This article was amended on 12 May 2015 to remove duplication.
We've streamlined processes to remove duplication and in some cses we've gone beyond that into process redesign.
The review decided to remove duplication, halt publishing in areas where there are much bigger competitors, and cut bespoke services that are accessed online, such as youth-focused news site Newsbeat, which is being rolled into the main news operation.
The announcement is in accordance with one of the recommendations of the Commission of Audit, which said the border control functions of both agencies should be merged to remove duplication of services.
Miller said: "We have been working to streamline our management, to remove duplication between GMG and GNM and to ensure that we have an efficient, flexible leadership team for both companies.
"Whilst we are already a highly efficient business with strong Ebitda [Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation] margins of 38% across our 20 largest managed beer markets, we are continuing to remove duplication across markets, bringing specialist expertise in areas like procurement under one roof, and standardising common processes.
Underlying reads for these contigs were then combined and reassembled to remove duplication in overlap regions.
