Sentence examples for irrelevant cases from inspiring English sources

The extracted data required cleaning to remove irrelevant cases that were mistakenly selected by the keyword search (see Figure 1).

For example, Google searches are blind to punctuation, capitalization, and sentence boundaries, so search results for to be will unfortunately include irrelevant cases, such as where a sentence like Do you want to? happens to be followed by a sentence like Be careful.

Limiting themselves to the case where ν is non-random, Chu et al. [ 1] showed that, except for some very special and biologically irrelevant cases, the Markov factorization admitted by the expression levels within individual cells does not survive the summation (aggregation) in formula (1), thereby stymieing any network inference based on the joint distribution.

(Except perhaps for make mistakes: after all, even digital computers are subject to "errors of functioning". But this might be set aside as an irrelevant case).

If you are from Russia, support cheerleaders for the "reset" in relations with America and pay for people to decry former Soviet satellites as irrelevant basket cases.

"From what we know so far, the memo is highly reminiscent of the torture memos written during the Bush administration, in which irrelevant US cases and statutes are cited in order to give the CIA a green light," she said.

Antiochus' criticism suggests that he defended this view by pointing out that the theoretical or counterfactual possibility of error was epistemically irrelevant in cases where the impression is in fact true and our positive evidence for it is, in practice, conclusive (see Barnes 1989).

Consequently, the justices today dismissed as moot, or irrelevant, the case they had been studying.

Tracey Tooker, 64, who has lived in SoHo since 1975, said the timing was irrelevant: the case would never have a happy ending.

On one cluttered slide the words "significant" and "significantly" were used five times with a range of meanings from "detectable in a perhaps irrelevant calibration case study" to "an amount of damage so that everyone dies", noted Edward Tufte, a consultant to the investigators.

Of course, the numbers (q_{j}) are ambiguous and irrelevant in case (beta_{j}=0).