Sentence examples for extraneous content from inspiring English sources

The lawmakers wrote that they had "serious concerns" about what they called "extraneous content" included in the report.

Adding significant amounts of extraneous content may run the risk of alienating visitors.

The risk then is that by doing so, one would add extraneous content to the theological doctrine: a future model might fail the technical criterion while still being consistent with the theological doctrine.

Here screen real estate is often highly constrained (vs the desktop), and users might want to see no extraneous content at all — especially if they are paying for mobile data.

That said, technology companies like Facebook and Google have been spearheading solutions to this problem, as with Facebook's fast-loading "Instant Articles" that strip out the extraneous content, and Google's "Accelerated Mobile Web" project, which does much of the same for sites around the web.

Besides violating the word counts, as mentioned above, too much extraneous content often bothers editors and leads them to expound on the central imperative in news gathering, which is to present the most essential facts and make them shine through the text.

These features may help reduce extraneous cognitive load related to content navigation tasks and interface visual noise [ 11, 47].

The content was emptied and extraneous materials, such as soil, visible animals and fine roots were removed.

However, [21] and [22] have shown that both natural and artificial forest attain steady-state conditions after several years and thereafter only slight changes in SOC content are possible unless extraneous factors like climatic shifts occur.

However, [ 21] and [ 22] have shown that both natural and artificial forest attain steady-state conditions after several years and thereafter only slight changes in SOC content are possible unless extraneous factors like climatic shifts occur.

As a main finding, syntactic processing within the sentence appeared to be blind to the syntactic content of the sentence-extraneous material, reflected in a LAN, which was unaffected by mismatches produced by the spoken words.