Sentence examples for suspected redundant from inspiring English sources

The article was examined following the COPE guidelines with regard to suspected redundant (duplicate) publication and was indeed found to be a duplication of the following previously published article: Odeja OO, Obi G, Ogwuche CE, Elemike EE, Oderinlo OO (2014).

Cross-species comparisons were subsequently performed and suspected redundant or missing entries blasted against genome sequence and EST databases (Ensembl, Tigr, NCBI) to identify overlapping or missing gene loci, respectively.

Based on these species-specific differences in airway anatomy and the suspected redundant functions of murine CLCA homologs (Patel et al. 2009), mice may not be the most suitable model for studying CLCA gene products in mucus cell metaplasia.

In instances where verbatim (word-for-word) plagiarism or redundant publication is suspected, the editors will carry out further investigation, with the help of editorial staff, expert reviewers and original copyright holders.

We also suspected that some of the features could contain redundant information, as removing single features had relatively little impact on performance.

Redundant published trials, poor data authenticity trials (suspected fraud or plagiarism and information that could not be confirmed by authors when contacted), and trials with missing data not available from contacting the authors were excluded.

I suspect plagiarism claims are redundant when artists have been depicting something for more than 2,500 years.

Better to have more mutual recognition among national courts, so that, for example, extradition proceedings would become redundant; a judge in one country could tell the police in another to send back someone suspected of a crime.

In the case where some side views are suspect to be redundant, we can adopt the alternative optimization strategy to iteratively select discriminative subgraph patterns and update view weights.

The high degree of similarity between AtRaptor1A and AtRaptor1B led us to suspect that they may be at least partially functionally redundant.

Using the regular comparison to the CDS to the non-redundant INSD protein database allowed us to suspect that a significant proportion of the short putative CDSs in the genome are likely ORFs and not authentic CDSs.