Sentence examples for hence irrelevant from inspiring English sources

An aside: Some pundits have tried to dismiss questions about Mr. Bush's business career as unfair -- it was long ago, and hence irrelevant.

The main finding of this work includes that the stellar β-decay rates of 54,55,56Fe are around 3 5 orders of magnitude smaller than previously assumed and hence irrelevant for the determination of the evolution of Ye during the presupernova phase of massive stars.

The sorption of the dye on the catalysts is hence irrelevant for the evaluation of the kinetic experiments.

The partition function over,, is typically unknown and intractable, but it is constant for any given input image and hence irrelevant for relative probability estimates.

This hidden hunger was presented as a scientific problem to be solved by "experts" and scientifically engineered smart foods rather than through local knowledge, which was deemed unscientific and, hence, irrelevant.

On this approach, S's knowing that P is compatible with there being "radical" (hence irrelevant) situations for example, brain-in-a-vat situations in which P would be false although S has the same experience and belief.

Some of the estimates in Addison and Blackburn (1999) point to significant reductions in poverty, but these are for very narrow subsets of the population and hence largely irrelevant to the policy question.

(Theorists who regard art as an invention of eighteenth-century Europe will, of course, regard this way of putting the matter as tendentious, on the grounds that entities produced outside that culturally distinctive institution do not fall under the extension of "art" and hence are irrelevant to the art-defining project (Shiner 2001).

When a species has a sex chromosomal system and/or sex ratio response to temperature occurring at extreme temperatures (sometimes close to the LT), and definitively outside the RTD (e.g., Fig. 3B), and hence ecologically irrelevant, then TSD is essentially very unlikely.

Consequently, even if symbolic processing is automatic and intact, the weak association between quantity and symbols is not sufficiently strong, and hence, the irrelevant symbolic dimension does not interfere with or facilitate the subitizing range.

Furthermore, interviewees also mentioned that because they would not be immediately aware of the presence of the nudge due to its subtle nature, the actor hence becomes irrelevant for them to consider.