Sentence examples for extraneous cases from inspiring English sources

This proposition challenges the practices in which North American and European theories and concepts are simply applied to extraneous cases.

Excluding extraneous cases, 52% of women waited more than a month and 12% waited more than 6 months to see their GP from the onset of symptoms.

Eponymous but Extraneous In this case, the word is used correctly.

After the exclusion of cases with extraneous factors that may have affected the health of the neonate, patient and neonatal characteristics were compared according to the intended mode of delivery.

The angular effect described above can also be observed in the noiseless case when the LP model order, in which case the "extraneous" PEF zeros tend to be uniformly distributed around the unit circle if a minimum norm constraint is incorporated in the LP criterion [45].

"It means that they must not seek out extraneous information about the case they have sworn to try in accordance with the evidence".

The acoustic characteristics of a habitat patch were greatly influenced by extraneous sounds, in this case from a biological source.

This is particularly the case where extraneous environmental factors out-with the intervention and psycho-social factors internal to the participants may contaminate and dilute the intervention effect.

Epidemiological literature usually gives formulas for matching which are based on the strong assumption that all sources of extraneous variation among a case and its controls are accounted for [ 1, 8, 9].

In some instances, the carriers harbour low levels of mtDNA heteroplasmy, but this is not always the case, pointing towards extraneous factors perhaps in the nuclear genome or perhaps in the environment that contribute to the pathogenesis of mtDNA disorders in the population.

Intrinsic characteristics of organizations, such as size, type of leadership and organizational culture make organizations more or less responsive and in some extreme cases, even resistant to extraneous influences leading eventually to a form of inertia [ 15, 21].