Sentence examples for is relatively irrelevant from inspiring English sources

The findings suggest that in line with considering the off line service response, diagnosis per se is relatively irrelevant.

In principle, it is relatively irrelevant whether the uncertainty is due to insufficient validity of the data or variability of the results.

A channel might show very significant effects and at the same time be relatively irrelevant for the whole system.

"It's relatively irrelevant at this point because it is what it is," said the retired neurosurgeon and Trump supporter who competed against him for the nomination.

Robert Loggia Robert Loggia might be relatively irrelevant, but his appearance in "Peter's Two Dads" (Season 5, episode 10) is easily one of the best celebrity guest appearances on the show, if only for the way he spells his name at the airport.

Because of the population, indirect non-medical costs were not measured as they were relatively irrelevant in the medically ill, elderly or war veteran groups.

Its half-life is relatively short, but it is often irrelevant since the majority of 68Ga is available at nuclear medicine departments from 68Ge/68Ga generators (Germanium has a half-life of 271 days) and the short half-life lowers the patient dose.

Random Forests also performs embedded gene selection and is relatively insensitive to large numbers of irrelevant genes, which enabled us to identify 14 predictor genes.

(Whalan 1999) He also pointed out that Sciences International's review of animal studies, intended to show that phosphine toxicity was relatively constant across species, was largely "irrelevant" because it did not include a comparison of toxicity for a small versus large mammal.

I won't say that these are irrelevant, but I do think they're relatively minor.

Before April, Windows Phone 7 seemed virtually irrelevant to consumers, and American carriers were relatively quiet about the operating system.