Sentences with phrase «not relevant»

Both he and Macchiarini say that the complications that arose after the paper was accepted were not relevant, because the article was intended to provide a clinical snapshot.

Steve Schnittman of the NIH told a research meeting in Albuquerque that because there are now several drugs to treat HIV, studies of zidovudine alone are «not relevant in 1993».

They compared the ability of the babies to recognise that tone changes the meaning of a word in Mandarin, but it is not relevant for words in English.

Bioethicist Botkin concurs: «If it's not relevant to the child right now, don't do it.

Even though you might think they're the most interesting part of your work, they're probably not relevant to a potential employer.

Duplicate posts and those not relevant to plastic surgery were excluded.

His representative said that it was not relevant because the lab does not perform ancestry testing.

A lot of the detail Bob provided in his CV was simply not relevant to the job he was applying to.

They discovered that most teenagers would «swipe past» health - related content that was not relevant to them, such as «suggested» or «recommended» content, deeming it inappropriate for their age group.

«Odors that are not relevant for you, you are usually not good at [smelling],» Laska says.

«The absolute brain weight is not relevant for mental abilities, either.»

Although not all relevant funding bodies are represented in the survey, and research institutions — many of which directly support young researchers — are largely absent, the report gives a feel for the wide variety of funding programs that are available.

The LIGO result is not relevant to the 2014 claim of a gravity wave sighting, since rescinded, by scientists with the BICEP2 telescope near the South Pole (SN: 2/21/15, p. 13).

And even if the results of JUPITER do not apply to truly healthy people, that does not mean they are not relevant.

«The problem we have is that we don't know enough about Cynthia Nixon and what we know about her is not relevant.»

Azrack eventually ruled that the decision not to charge de Blasio was not relevant to the separate, unrelated charges against the Manganos and Venditto.

His party affiliation is not relevant to me.»

Maria Miller, who chairs the women and equalities committee, insists a person's sex is «not relevant» on official documents.

In his decision, which followed a two - day trial in Brooklyn last week, Walker wrote, «Whether or not Ms. Teachout misrepresented her actual residence address to regulatory bodies in New York or elsewhere for self - interested purposes, any improprieties are for other bodies to address and not relevant to this determination.»

No, the bill was not relevant in this case.

The media also have a role to play; running breast cancer stories accompanied by pictures of younger women gives the false impression that breast cancer is not a relevant health concern for those in later life.

Federal prosecutors are trying to block the testimony, saying the merits of the projects are not relevant to whether Aiello and Gerardi paid bribes.

A source close to Mr Cable stressed the role was unpaid, insisting Ms Pryce's conviction was not relevant to her economics expertise.

The judge said the license might be an issue for authorities, but is «not relevant to this determination.»

On this issue, the election results are not relevant.

The guy is frankly not relevant to the 21st Century — what has he actually won again?

Railing against the Soviets» «dirty jackboots» all over Europe, and how «Lady Thatcher saved us» from socialism made him sound stuck in a geo - political past, or at least a battered history textbook, not relevant to Conservative defectors, floating voters, and even loyal Conservative voters the party needs to target today.

Olanipekun told the seven - member panel of Justices that «the issue of second oath is subsidiary, not relevant and it is of no moment».

Mangano's attorney asked Azrack to exclude this testimony, arguing it was prejudicial and not relevant.

They added, «It is not relevant to his character for truthfulness at all.»

He argued, «This motion is not relevant because this money has been spent.

Or as Assemblyman James Brennan of Brooklyn puts it: «The governor's proposed reforms may be positive, but they are not relevant.»

Even if they were, in your words extreme left, how are they not relevant?

If it's read as» (pensions and bounties) for services...», then it's not relevant to the discussion.

That a given country does it that way is not relevant to this question.

By saying to the federal government, who has exclusive powers, exclusive rights to regulate immigration laws through the supremacy clause, that you are not relevant.

(Such right is being reviewed at Congress right now, but it is not relevant to this question).

An additional proposed instruction would have Caproni say: «Dr. Taub's termination is not relevant to the charges against Mr. Silver and you are instructed not to consider it.»

@Andrew Piliser: The North Korean people are not relevant in the sense that they have no voice in decisions.

«The document was not relevant to the proceeding, there were other reasons he wanted it withheld,» he said.

Mr Woyome refused to answer, explaining that those businesses were not in Ghana and, therefore, not relevant.

Good answer, however, from POV of constitutionalists like Alan Dershovitz, the concept of «taint team» is unconstitutional because they are agents of government and that alone prevents them from even looking at privileged communications, let alone pick what is and what's not relevant.

I'm not sure if I should downvote for incorrectly getting the definition (it's not «waving at»), or upvote for the videogame origin story (which is as far as I know somewhat correct, bit not relevant enough that I was too lazy to chase it down to include in my own answer)

Those include measures of congressional voting (not relevant for Pataki), fundraising and public issue statements.

2) It's not relevant, but the ADL does mention antisemitism on the left; ironically, because of this - and it's strong stand against «antizionism» - antisemites on the left accuse it of being a right - wing organization.

The matter itself is not relevant for the question, but some journalists and analysts saw a slight difference between the two issued official letters: the one in Romanian sent to the press is a little bit more aggressive than the one sent in English to the EU Commission (both version can be seen here).

It's a more specific question, it's one not relevant to the penalty itself (as states determine when they can opt out though the law originally intended strong disincentive from them doing so), and it's one considered in my answer.

There is no specific federal criminal statute that outlaws «collusion», for example (except for an antitrust law not relevant here).

However, what Rawls clearly does not think is that so long as we have social mobility we can be indifferent to how much income inequality there is - that this is somehow, as Clegg suggests, not relevant to fairness.

Intervention not relevant for this review.