Sentence examples for highly irrelevant from inspiring English sources

Many groups said that discussions about anti-retroviral drugs was highly irrelevant in many areas where there are no clinics to distribute them, no clean water or food to take them with and a lack of even basic antibiotics to stave off the less onerous infections that stem from H.I.V.

Highly relevant articles are retained while highly irrelevant articles are excluded.

Today, national funds are highly irrelevant given the important reductions made in 2010 [ 41] that made them residual resources.

Women reported its degree of relevance for their decision on a six-point Likert scale (0 = highly irrelevant, 5 = highly relevant).

A 5-point scale was used to assess content validity, where 1 indicated highly irrelevant or inappropriate content and 5 indicated highly relevant or appropriate content.

For each factor, women were asked to rank its degree of relevance for their decision-making whether to participate or not, on a 6-point Likert scale (ranging from 0 = highly irrelevant to 5 = highly relevant).

The methodology directly deals with the highly redundant and irrelevant data contained in these representations, combining a first stage of irrelevant data removal by variable selection, with a second stage of redundancy reduction using methods based on linear transformations.

The method directly deals with highly redundant and irrelevant data contained in the bi-dimensional t f representations, combining a first stage of irrelevant data removal by variable selection using a relevance measure, with a second stage of redundancy reduction by linear transformation methods.

He writes, "The motivating idea [for the anticaste principle] is that without good reason, social and legal structures should not turn differences that are both highly visible and irrelevant from the moral point of view into systematic social disadvantages.

There must be social processes at work that, as Sunstein puts its, "turn differences that are both highly visible and irrelevant from the moral point of view into systematic social disadvantages" (1994: 2429).

Articles that are not deemed to be either highly relevant or irrelevant by the automated process are reviewed by a GPHIN analyst.