Sentence examples for which seems irrelevant from inspiring English sources

It is curious that STING has such a high affinity for cyclic dinucleotides which seems irrelevant to exogenous DNA recognition.

We discovered that CTD vocabularies for chemicals and diseases contain several descriptors, which seems irrelevant for the curation task.

We excluded items which seemed irrelevant to the pupils, had low face validity or did not seem to belong to the chosen alienation variants based on the psychometric analyses.

Twitter has challenged the hallowed status of post-event media punditry, which seems increasingly irrelevant as verdicts are declared long before the talking heads get a turn.

Ross Douhat attacked Avatar in The New York Times for being "pantheistic"–which seems deliciously irrelevant, as though he were writing in the waning days of the Roman Empire.

All of which seems to be irrelevant to Toulon and their owner, Mourad Boudjellal, who damaged Anglo-French entente this week by saying his club would not compete in the Rugby Champions Cup – the competition proposed by Premiership Rugby in England and Ligue National de Rugby in France to replace the Heineken Cup.

Gravitas is the indispensable element in this context: the moral stature that can complement physical power and even make it irrelevant, which seems to be viewed culturally as a male preserve.

This is not true for the above mentioned insertion which seems to be quite irrelevant for protein function hence no evolutionary pressure for sequence conservation is evident.

But if BP is found to have violated safety regulations, which seems likely, that cap becomes irrelevant.

Jobs is essentially saying that search is irrelevant on mobile devices, which seems to go against Google strategy with its Android platform.

So far, the biggest story is the disappearance of two daft seven-year-old boys, which might seem irrelevant, but is all wrapped around the influx of troops into the town.