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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a unrelated" is not correct in English.
It should be "an unrelated." You can use "an unrelated" when describing something that does not have a connection or relationship to something else.
Example: "The two events were completely unrelated, occurring in different parts of the world."
Alternatives: "not connected" or "disconnected."
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(a)Unrelated to officials.
Beverley Magistrates' Court heard some of the substances involved were used in a unrelated serious crime.
Half the group was then told to go straight to work with no break, while the other half played a unrelated video game for two minutes, giving their brains a short respite.
The control 15-mer peptide 15GIG with a unrelated amino acid composition manifested significantly lower competing activity (Figure 5C).
These results are in direct contrast to those obtained in our recent study on a unrelated trypanosome gene DIP13.
We eliminated items that met the a priori criteria of being: (a) unrelated or inconsistent with the PROMIS definition of Physical Function; (b) confusing or unclear; (c) redundant or duplicated; (d) too condition specific; or (e) ungeneralizable.
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The most significant individual haplotype was G-T-A (unrelated p = 0.03), which was associated with decreased anti-HBs level compared to the referent A-A-A haplotype.
Two years ago I interviewed a woman on an unrelated subject.
The leave was extended indefinitely last month as a result of an unrelated case.
While that's a bit of an unrelated factoid, Oracle is clearly in Microsoft's crosshairs.
In an unrelated incident, a French engineer was killed in Benghazi.
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