Sentence examples for specific redundancy from inspiring English sources

Speaking to Pallava Bagla, science editor at Indian broadcasting network NDTV, Isro's chairman K Radhakrishnan said: "The spacecraft is healthy and it encountered a problem when a specific redundancy test was being conducted and it failed to reach the desired velocity it was to achieve".

The emergence of new genes could also have lead to species-specific redundancy and the elimination of elements of a GST class.

Thus, there may be context-specific redundancies between IRAK kinase activities.

Structural similarities and tissue-specific functional redundancies between caspase-7 and caspase-3 have previously been reported.

The paper presents common cascade control architecture where specific kind of redundancy could be considered.

It looks at a specific calculative tool – redundancy – and explores its role in the assessments of new airframes by the Federal Aviation Administration FAAA).

There is not a specific level of redundancy in the dataset that dictates inherent clusters of the sequences.

The results suggest that CAs are required for sexual reproduction in filamentous ascomycetes and that the multiplicity of isoforms results in redundancy of specific and non-specific functions.

In these systems, different combinations regarding the number of modules (double or triple modular redundancy) and specific issues related to the applied diversity modes are considered.

Complemented by specific enhancements, including higher redundancy and diversity as well as the use of passive systems, this leads to very low values of the core damage frequency (CDF).

In conclusion, we found that it is possible and beneficial to identify a specific extent, where the redundancy in the predictor variables is minimized and the explanatory power of the pure fractions (or single groups) maximized, when examining landscape structure effects on local plant species richness.