Sentence examples for streamlined unnecessary from inspiring English sources

Until now, there was always a sense that Martin's plots were improved somehow in translation to the screen: stories were streamlined, unnecessary characters removed.

Without going into too much detail, Hassel streamlined some unnecessary aspects of my fictional invention, and schooled me on futurism.

The expected benefits for Canada are the improved appropriateness of examinations, reduction in unnecessary radiation exposure, streamlined clinical workflow, and shortened wait lists.

There are concerns, however, about the emergence of multidrug-resistant pathogens prompted by delayed streamlining of unnecessary antibiotics and the potential negative influence on diagnostic accuracy and economic impact of this strategy.

We have streamlined Figure 7 to remove several unnecessary bar charts.

There are product makers who are trying with all their might to promote their versions of this streamlined, non-physical future by shaving off unnecessary extras.

All 144 spreadsheets underwent five editing stages to remove information unnecessary to this study and were streamlined into six columns: Bait, Prey, Experimental System (Y2H, Y2H array, Y2H pooling approach, PCA), Literature Code (Uetz et al. [1], Ito et al. [2], Yu et al. [3], Hazbun et al. [5], PCA [4] or LC [37] [51]), Organism (yeast, Drosophila and C. elegans) and Reference.

Publishers of medical research should agree common policies and remove unnecessary restrictions and delays such that process is streamlined and that material can be made available in a similar way to providing hard copies through use of secure servers for Pdf (subject to agreement over appropriate security safeguards to prevent distribution beyond course members).

The absence of real morphological complexity in bacteria is plausibly ascribed to the dominant mode of prokaryotic evolution: prokaryotes are streamlined by selection for small genomes and fast replication, quickly losing unnecessary genes, and frequently acquiring new genes from the metagenome, when needed, by lateral gene transfer [ 35, 36].

"The review is expected to identify areas of unnecessary, duplicative or ineffective regulation that could be removed or streamlined without undermining the safety or quality of therapeutic goods available in Australia," she said.

The board said its proposed rules "are intended to reduce unnecessary litigation, streamline pre- and postelection procedures and facilitate the use of electronic communications and document filing".