Sentence examples for correspondingly irrelevant from inspiring English sources
We all know, most likely from direct personal experience, that the chances of being convicted of a drug offence are fairly slim, and so the scale of the punishment is correspondingly irrelevant.
If this were the case also in humans with visual neglect, one might expect the drug to induce more effective allocation of voluntary attention to task-relevant target stimuli and, correspondingly, less involuntary attentional capture by the task-irrelevant (but visually salient) distractors, therefore making identification of correct items more effective.
Considering genotyping assays by likelihood ratios and post-test probabilities [ 16] also addresses previously suggested 'incidentalome' issues [ 19], where incidental findings, even many of them, that weakly suggest increased likelihood of rare diseases will be largely irrelevant in a patient free from clinical complaints and with correspondingly low post-test probabilities of these diseases.
Expectations are correspondingly low.
Turnout was correspondingly high.
The performances are correspondingly spontaneous.
Correspondingly, civil rights should expand.
Established work habits correspondingly atomized.
Official meetings are correspondingly sacrosanct.
The sea has correspondingly calmed.
