Sentence examples for the duplicative from inspiring English sources

Various models of genomic duplications, e.g. the duplicative transposition or the endoduplication, have been documented.

The duplicative transposition of a genomic block of material (1 100 kb) leads to segmental duplications within a chromosome/genome [ 10], which are also known as low copy repeat sequences, that mediate recurrent chromosomal structural rearrangements [ 4].

The "duplicative grants" policy appears to have vanished from the face of the earth.

The report does not say that response times have slowed because of the duplicative questions — the city insists times have improved with the new system.

When I then asked them to compare the potential value of a) increasing the number of activities per account executive per day to b) removing the duplicative process, they saw that the former would provide a much larger return.

A bipartisan group from the House sent a letter to Frank D. Lucas, Republican of Oklahoma and the chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, and Collin C. Peterson, Democrat of Minnesota and the ranking member of the committee, urging them to insist that the House-approved language repealing the duplicative catfish inspection program be included in the final version.

This suggests an origin through the same duplicative event, which preceded the divergence of Glomus intraradices and Glomus diaphanum.

Senator Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma, is assembling his own proposal to replace the across-the-board cuts with the elimination of duplicative efforts in the federal government in areas like the promotion of environmentally friendly construction, science and technology education, and work force training.

Needless to say, seeing JWST among the "extraneous, duplicative and unnecessary programmes" that the House has proposed to cut comes as a shock.

Whoever wins the highest praise gets some fraction of the total duplicative funding allocation; everyone else goes home empty handed and looks for funding elsewhere.

The additional expressions -- God made the firmament -- God made the beast of the earth, &c., occur subordinately, and only in a few instances; they do not necessarily convey a different idea of the mode of creation, and indeed only appear as alternative phrases, in the usual duplicative manner of Eastern narrative.