Increasing or decreasing the slope dispersion (σb) by 25% had little effect on the number of either superfluous measurements (absolute changes <1.3%), or falsely superfluous results (absolute changes <0.4%).
Due to the relatively low mutation rate, variants have few, if any superfluous or silent base changes, ensuring that a significant fraction of the variant pool being screened is functional.
"You'd be surprised how superfluous it is to change your shirt," he confided.
While geometry rests on a conventional decree, the structures of physics (mechanics included) do not systematically rest on indifferent hypotheses; rather, these hypotheses have only a psychological and pedagogic function as mental crutches that are in a sense superfluous, since they can change while leaving the experimental results intact.
This results in items of advice that recommend users to add new drugs or to remove superfluous ones, or to change dosages of existing medicines.
In the mid-1980s it was shut down fairly rapidly when cold-war changes rendered it superfluous.
The Knuckles mix places Antony Hegarty's voice on a fluid canvas where every sound and every change matters – nothing is superfluous.
While it was popular at first because of the great public demand for metallic small change, it was a superfluous denomination, and its circulation waned rapidly after the 5 cent nickel coin was introduced".
In fact, a study by the state three years ago found that other welfare changes had made finger imaging largely superfluous from the outset.
In a later press statement, the Department of Health described the change as "a deep clean of superfluous national targets in favour of clearer, simpler standards".
In 2010 that changes with the introduction of the utterly superfluous P20, the birth of which may be worthy of a parliamentary inquiry.
