Sentence examples for irrelevant finding from inspiring English sources

It's an irrelevant finding, but it's typical of the contortions courts have engaged in under the political question doctrine to avoid adjudicating torture lawsuits.

However, this is a rather irrelevant finding for our purpose of determining the distribution of maximum earthquake magnitudes, which is controlled mainly by the large earthquakes.

It has argued that L8 is a clinically irrelevant finding [ 6] and hence the diagnosis can reliably be based on ventrodorsal hip radiographs.

The Hawthorne effect might have been facilitated to appear in the status-quo investigation as the German AVVLmH administrative regulation allows low grade pneumonia to be scored in result category 0 implying an irrelevant finding.

Also, most studies did not attempt to discriminate between clinically relevant and irrelevant findings.

Irrelevant findings such as degenerative rupture of the medial meniscus are frequent, especially in middle and older ages [ 11- 13].

Interestingly, most studies on the efficacy of daily routine CXR did not attempt to discriminate between clinically relevant and irrelevant findings, and simply reported on all abnormalities [ 12].

Averill [ 23] concluded that without effectively engaging the community through building trust and reciprocity, researchers may end up with irrelevant findings and recommendations.

Lastly, increased frequency of testing enhances the risk of false positive results, and may increase the risk that clinically irrelevant findings lead to changes in management.

Furthermore, developing a genomic-based biomarker approach to identify irrelevant findings, for instance, findings from in vitro chromosome damage assays that are false positives and irrelevant findings for human risk assessment, would have specific, immediate human relevance and would provide significant improvement in current genotoxicity testing (Aubrecht and Caba 2005; Goodsaid et al. 2010).

Along with what the senators have said, and further evidence quoted by Mayer and others, this appears to corroborate the view that torture interrogations were irrelevant to finding Bin Laden.