Sentence examples for irrelevant for that from inspiring English sources

Thus, y is the number of input trees that support the node and x - y is the number of input trees that are irrelevant for that node with the definitions of support and irrelevance used in [ 49].

An assumption in such studies is that spatial information will not be processed in the identity task, as it is irrelevant for that task.

Thus, as stated above, a rule may allow ((mathtt{allow })) or deny ((mathtt{deny })) an event; in addition, an event may be completely irrelevant for that event i.e., not applicable ((mathtt{notapply })).

The e-survey was designed in such a way that there was a jump to the next spinal region if the participant answered "never" to a question because any subsequent questions about pain last week or today, and pain intensity then became irrelevant for that particular spinal region.

Mora notes that science is also largely irrelevant for nations that want to be extremely cautious; they simply ban fishing.

(21, 38) We propose that the surface complexity of languages arose as an adaptation to the esoteric niche and is the result of a pressure to facilitate learning of the language by infants (without regard for adult learnability which is irrelevant for languages that are not being learned by adults).

That she would not be worse or better off than she otherwise would have been is irrelevant for determining that she is or will be in a harmed sub-threshold state.

The lack of face-to-face interaction can also be a challenge to theories that link moral duties to community ties, though it is irrelevant for moral theories that justify duties independently of cooperation and community, such as utilitarianism and many kinds of human rights or religious theories.

If the evidence is logically irrelevant, it must for that reason be excluded.

The analysis excluded respondents that were irrelevant for the analysis, ie, respondents that had never had sex (n = 52) and respondents who had not had sexual intercourse in the past 12 months (n = 159).

We did however exclude the earliest data (Australia 1976; USA 1975, 1985; Netherlands 1989) since we found them irrelevant (for example, at that time second-generation antipsychotic drugs were not used and they account for a significant part of medication costs).