Sentence examples for extraneous conditions from inspiring English sources

"Footwear, especially when worn under physically extraneous conditions, is very personalized," he said.

Another Canadian army captain I spoke to said that might be a step in the right direction: "Footwear, especially when worn under physically extraneous conditions, is very personalized," the captain said.

Another Canadian army captain I spoke to said that might be a step in the right direction: "Footwear, especially when worn under physically extraneous conditions, is very personalised," the captain said.

Meanwhile, technological advances in liver tissue engineering and biomechanics allow in vitro studies with much tighter control of extraneous conditions.

Pot trials were preferred to field trials as they afford superior control over extraneous conditions (and especially variability in soil composition) when basic principles, such as those studied here, are under investigation.

The ICU environment per se may not be conducive to such testing and extraneous conditions, such as pain, level of analgesia, level of sedation, the presence of arterial monitoring and venous access lines, can all affect patient compliance with the assessment resulting in poor reliability and reproducibility.

A preconcentrate of the enzyme was dialised overnight to remove extraneous sugars, under conditions which avoided degradation of the membrane material.

The extraneous variables are those conditions or parameters that are not planned nor are they factored into results, and thus could result in errors in the scientific conclusions.

We handle the absorbing phenomenon without any extraneous assumptions under the condition of diffusion approximation.

We compare the model with discrete and continuous manners to conclude the definition of boundary conditions without any extraneous assumptions.

Typically, automated reporting increases not only reportable events data but also the number of extraneous reports (e.g., nonreportable conditions, unnecessary negative reports, or duplicate reports).