"By figuring out a way to filter out these extraneous sounds, our research team has taken a big step toward an array of new applications for computer vision".
The only words that survive are the ones that matter: no extraneous evidence of her research, no long-winded descriptions, no self-indulgent frills of characterization.
In a survey of about 250 lawyers that Professor Ross conducted in 2007, more than half acknowledged that the prospect of billing extra time influenced their decision to perform pointless assignments, such as doing excessive legal research or extraneous document review.
This study used a convenience sample, which was constrained by extraneous factors in the research location.
At the same time, purposive selection of these female students who were all clearly engaged in science minimised potential barriers that we judged as extraneous to the aim of this research.
This in turn requires that extraneous variables are controlled by an appropriate research design.
New directions of research and theorization are thus encouraged by incorporation of culturally extraneous experiences and categories into mainstream sociology.
As shown in Table 8, the impact of extraneous variables on the suitability of biomarker candidates from past, present, and future research will vary appreciably depending on the target substance or chemical category.
I am interested in all forms of research, right up to the most unexpected forms of experimentation, even when they are extraneous to my own views.
Finally, alcohol biomarkers in general, and in particular EtG because of the potential for extraneous exposures, should not be used as the only determinant of alcohol use, including potentially problematic use 2. The research on EtG as an alcohol biomarker is growing.
The paper then describes how the core components of cognitive load – intrinsic, extraneous, and germane load – may be observable using neuroimaging techniques, and argues for the exploration of new links between education research and neuroscience.
