This has led to many extraneous species names [ 7, 12].
She's a former actress who prides herself on her attention to detail... which might explain why she has two extraneous E's in her name.
Corbyn is a veteran trade unionist and anti-war activist, a figure of the Real Proper Left who calls people "comrade" but also has enough extraneous "y"s in his name to placate the fretting middle classes.
This was a family concert, with attendant extraneous noises, yet even if the name Gergiev meant nothing to the smallest kids, everyone loved the feel of the occasion.
To fairly compare sequence compression schemes, we generated BAM files with a single, best alignment for each read to the reference transcriptome, and then stripped extraneous fields (including quality values and sequence names) from the resulting BAM file by setting them to the appropriate 'empty' value.
We removed this figure as being extraneous.
Irritator, a croc-snouted dinosaur, got its name because a fossil dealer glued extraneous bones to the dinosaur's skull to make it look more complete than it was.
Words such as author, aim, and result, to name but a few, and other extraneous terms were excluded.
When assessing the quality of the reviews, one should try to avoid being influenced by extraneous variables, such as authors, institutional affiliations and journal names; and should focus on the quality of the conduct of the review.
In the name of protecting New York's voters from extraneous candidates, they are now battling in a variety of federal and state courts to force out candidates who are challenging their own favorite -- Governor Bush.
