Sentence examples similar to apparently extraneous from inspiring English sources

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WASHINGTON -- Federal drug regulators on Monday asked the nation's pediatricians to stop giving children a diarrhea vaccine until federal scientists can figure out why the product contains apparently harmless but extraneous pieces of a pig virus.

While we admit that our procedures and lab technique were apparently introducing some extraneous acetate and formate, the Helios remedies' levels of these ions typically ran higher than the levels seen in remedies prepared on site (medians of 55 and 44 versus a maximum of about 30 for on site remedies).

In examining previously identified genes in our initial assembly, we found several problematic contigs in which, for example, paralogous steroid receptors were assembled into single gene components or assembled transcripts contained long extraneous sequences on one end, apparently representing portions of transcripts from other genes.

Apparently, Aliph isn't a big fan of model numbers or extraneous branding.

The hearing, of which Ms. Hobson was the focus, lasted only 10 minutes and concerned an appeal in which a defense lawyer for Mr. Bout had sought a retrial, raising doubts about the "extraneous prejudicial information" — in other words, "Lord of War" — that Ms. Hobson had apparently been exposed to before the trial.

But it is apparently fixing something — bug or sly 'feature' — that's responsible for the various reports of extraneous background app activity.

The effort is extraneous.

Slushy details are extraneous.

They are comforting, extraneous debris.

"No extraneous marks," he said.

There must be nothing extraneous.

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