Sentence examples for seen redundant from inspiring English sources

The situation might probably be depicted best, if we thought of a weighting scheme for rRNA data sets: in standard DNA model setup, the signal of paired positions is virtually weighted twice, as both positions are linked and signal of pairs can be seen redundant.

"Revisiting a campaign can be seen as redundant, stale and unimaginative.

I prefer to think of it as a genuine attempt to preserve the pleasures of the LP in a world where the phrase "LP" is (wrongly, in my view) seen as redundant.

It is clear therefore that experiments using material from the same developmental stages cannot be seen as redundant.

Because of the same therapeutical target, this combination could be seen as redundant but might be beneficial for several reasons.

Because of the inclusion of red fox numbers, we did not include a delayed AR term (i.e. X t-2 ), as inclusion of both delayed density dependence and predator abundance can be seen as redundant [ 37].

However, pharmacological experiments described below (see section 'Redundant connections and CSS scale dark noise transmission') provide additional evidence for little contribution of gap junctions to correlations in A17 signals.

The testis library was also quite extensively sequenced (13 825 reads) as this library was found to be very informative in terms of production of new sequences, while the sequencing of the ovary library was interrupted after a first round of sequencing (5 376 reads) as this library was found to be very redundant (see below in "Redundancy and quality of the libraries").

The latest move by Urbanfetch could be seen as eliminating a redundant service in preparation for a merger, said Ken Cassar, an analyst with Jupiter Communications.

The 2001 President's National Energy Policy directed agencies to increase oil supplies and to remove regulations that were often seen as "excessive and redundant".

In a run from RSC-R with (gamma = 2.41), we get: It can be seen that asking more (redundant) questions each round results in a larger number of '1's found resulting in a faster convergence, in five rounds, instead of nine rounds as in RSC-NR.