Sir Richard, whose record in merging Glaxo with SmithKlineBeecham where there were subsequent redundancies among research staff, has been particularly attacked.
The supervised learning framework mainly covers two aspects, namely, it should characterize pairwise regulatory strengths and constrain subsequent computational redundancy.
To remove redundancy for subsequent bioinformatic analysis, we assembled ESTs to obtain unigenes, using the CAP3 software with the default parameters [ 73].
The redundancy stage subsequent to the duplication generating Lax2 and Lax4 is not detectable anymore and may have been shorter than in Pg gene family.
To avoid this redundancy in subsequent sequence and expression analyses, a reference transcriptome assembly was created by selecting one representative transcript for each Trinity subcomponent.
Furthermore, the identical sequences originating from the same geographic location, host, and year were excluded to avoid redundancy in subsequent analysis.
To maintain efficiency and speed and reduce redundancy, each subsequent step in the build process extends the haplotypes with the specific alleles that previously met the threshold at the prior step rather than considering all haplotypes spanning the new loci set.
Furthermore, there are significant risks that the abolition of PCTs and strategic health authorities will entail major costs in redundancies and subsequent re-employment of staff in NHS commissioning boards (described by the government as "retaining the best talent from PCTs and SHAs in the new system").
The tactics used by some of Paul Raymond's directors throughout the redundancy process and the subsequent shenanigans of his legal team "beggared belief", said the judge, who ruled in my favour.
After applying cd-hit for sequence redundancy removal and the subsequent suppression of sequence segments with less than 15 residues, 475207 low-complexity segments remained.
