Sentence examples for longer irrelevant from inspiring English sources

The additional 3 transcripts and 9 proteins that were not found at the final stage were due to reasons seen previously, lack of reads or longer irrelevant open reading frames, respectively.

Klopp will be irritated his team's final domestic game, against Brighton, may no longer be irrelevant given he would have preferred to rest personnel before the European Cup final in Kiev.

Regardless, it's nice to know Borders is no longer absolutely irrelevant in the world of ebooks.

As such, with modern advances in radiotherapy regimen, doses larger than 2 Gy fractions are no longer clinically irrelevant.

The results showed that when the two gaps were in sight simultaneously (Experiment 1), street-crossing decisions were also influenced by the decision-irrelevant longer gap.

Religion was no longer going to be irrelevant in determining full membership to the Indian state.

But with 40% of the popular vote in 2011 it can no longer be dismissed as irrelevant.

But now the achievement only seemed to fuel Salle's bitterness, his sense of himself as "someone who is no longer current," who is "irrelevant after having been relevant".

To be delisted according to the European ruling, information must be "inadequate, irrelevant, no longer relevant or excessive, and not in the public interest".

So it will be up to the retailers themselves to explain to customers the benefits in now providing this data – that emails will no longer feel spammy and irrelevant, but are instead personalized and customized based on their own individual buying trends and interests.

The ongoing "right to be forgotten" mandate in Europe, where Google and other search engines are removing links that people request to be removed if "inadequate, irrelevant, no longer relevant or excessive, and not in the public interest," have proven to be tricky waters for the company amid its default position of making the world a more searchable place.