irrelevantly

irrelevant | American Dictionary

irrelevant
adjective
us/ɪˈrel·ə·vənt/
not related to what is being discussed or considered:
These documents are totally irrelevant to the investigation.

irrelevance

noun[ C/U ]us/ɪˈrel·ə·vəns/(alsoirrelevancy, us/ɪˈrel·ə·vən·si/)
Many of these problems may simply fade into irrelevance when the new rules come into force.

Examples of irrelevant

irrelevant
Consequently, elderly participants were not recruited as the survey content would have been irrelevant.
In three types of trial the puppet indicates the same object as the child, an irrelevant object, or the homonym.
The only step performed for irrelevant modifiers is the computation of the search path, a rapid operation of graph traversing.
The randomness coming from the binomial random variables is irrelevant for the order of precision we are after.
The respondent's age and the presence of half- or step-siblings were irrelevant to support giving in this sample.
That kind of just pulls the carpet right out from under you, it makes the framework really irrelevant.
However, due to their primitive, emotive nature, autocentric responses are perceived as being more difficult to control or altogether irrelevant.
Even if these statements were true of replication, they are irrelevant to the more general idea of recurrence.
That his written statements about the bridge produce an image at once ' ' complex ' ' and ' ' ambiguous ' ' - more ' ' antipathy ' ' than ' ' advocacy ' ' - has often seemed irrelevant.
However, since the high-falling tone is for the most part no longer contrastive, this alternation is irrelevant to the phonologies of most speakers.
This is true but irrelevant, since the stateful model allows simpler reasoning than the "pure" stateless one.
To many observers the bloc was becoming both institutionally and economically irrelevant, and incentives to regional co-operation seemed unclear.
On this understanding, egalitarian considerations are altogether irrelevant to problems of population ethics.
In other words, this is not a line of argument that is analytically elegant but largely irrelevant to real social processes.
This does not imply that the structure of production is irrelevant to environmental quality, but it indicates the rather stable production structures of developed economies.
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