Sentence examples for single redundancy from inspiring English sources
In an era of widespread job cutbacks by newspaper publishers, it ranks as one of the largest single redundancy programmes by any group.
At least 250,000 public sector employees resign or retire every year, so over a four year period you could cut the workforce by 500,000 without a single redundancy, whilst replacing people in all important posts like doctors, nurses and teachers.
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Therefore the transition/transversion ratio observed in the total number of predicted SNPs, single redundancy, is likely more representative for the whole pig genome.
Moreover, because the program only calls SNPs on the basis of reads that map reliably to a single contig, redundancy within the assembly, whether unintentional or due to the use of assembly methods that classify related contigs into 'isogroups' as constructed using the Newbler assembler, could potentially reduce the total number of SNPs called.
For example, poison control data may have multiple reports of a single incident, redundancies not easily remedied.
The latest cuts - the largest single tranche of redundancies - come at a time when the MoD is still negotiating its budget settlement ahead of the Whitehall spending review on 26 June.
Indeed, being almost redundant in single mutants, Rpf proteins exhibited less redundancy in double and triple mutants.
To limit redundancy, a single representative probe set was identified for each human gene.
Fault tolerance and high availability at shop-floor level are provided due to the multiple physical communication capabilities of the robot controllers, to their multiple-axis multitasking operating capability, and to hardware redundancy of single points of failure (SPOF).
Rather than being single switches, target gene redundancy of microRNAs as described here for miR-17, -20a, and -106b leads to their integration into complex networks and feedback loops regulating pro- and antiproliferating targets.
