"extraneous for" is not a commonly used phrase in written English.
It may be grammatically correct, but it is not commonly used or idiomatic. A more commonly used phrase with a similar meaning would be "unnecessary for." Example: "The sentence would be clearer if we removed the extraneous 'for' at the end."
Gaudin, who allowed two runs and four hits in six and two-thirds innings for the win on Monday, would seem to be extraneous for the first round with Chamberlain available in long relief.
These are, however, not in areas of clinical relevance, so uptake in these organs is extraneous for patient image analysis.
These results suggest that the novel RT-PCR is easier and more rapid than the interference method for detection of active BVDV and that the novel RT-PCR is a reliable means for detection of active extraneous BVDV for quality control of animal vaccines.
"When I walk alone in the beautiful orchard, if my thoughts have been dwelling on extraneous incidents for some part of the time, for some other part I bring them back to the walk, to the orchard, to the sweetness of this solitude, and to me".
"Her lawyers brought in non-legal extraneous matters for the purpose of smearing him," said Gold-Bilkin, former chair of the American Bar Association's family law section.
Intellectual entrepreneurship in the present context includes the selection of ideas, notions and concepts from an extraneous culture for integration into standard or mainstream theory.
The sketchers and 3D editor are installed separately from other components as a plugin to the CWC library (Figure 2), which avoids extraneous downloads for applications that do not need those functions.
While it is tempting to associate any found effect to other extraneous factors (for example, the Olympic Games were on TV at the same time of our study), Figure 3(b) shows that Saturdays exhibit similar behavior in terms of data consumption.
The PMC system did not introduce extraneous artifacts for the no motion conditions and improved the time series temporal signal-to-noise by 30%to40%0% for all combinations of low/high resolution and slow/fast head movement relative to the standard acquisition with no prospective correction.
According to Will Friedwald, this song is an example of Charles vocalizing in what would ordinarily be an generally extraneous manner for dramatic effect by using a different voice than he had ever previously exhibited.
Monoisotopic match scores: The absolute score counts an isotopic matched pair annotation wrong even if it misses one peak or includes one extraneous peak (for example a noise peak).
