Although the "unimportant" fractures carry little flow, they still can be important to the connectivity and the preferential flow paths.
Although now an unimportant sea god, Varuna, as portrayed in the Rigveda, possesses many features of the Zoroastrian supreme deity Ahura Mazdā ("Wise Lord").
In other tribes, such as the Cherokees, stratification was relatively unimportant, although certain clans might possess special ceremonial prerogatives and recruitment to certain offices might be determined on the basis of clan.
This doesn't mean that I think ethical questions are unimportant — although I do think there are fewer of them than is usually assumed; there are none, for example, in the current controversy about superdelegates; it is just that if you want those questions raised and examined, you'll have to go elsewhere.
However this approach tends to neglect those genes that are not differentially expressed and typically categorised as being unimportant, although they may be functionally relevant to the particular biological process under investigation.
The analysis of Tristan's harmony by Rameau's principles, although possible, is simply unimportant.
Tantalum compounds are relatively unimportant commercially, although the carbide TaC is used in cemented-carbide tools for machining hard metals.
Although it might seem unimportant whether wealthy investors made a few million dollars less than they could have, those investors often represent funds that include workers' pensions and mutual funds.
Although this is largely unimportant in the potential use of plasma hormone levels for risk estimation, it would be a significant factor in selection of chemopreventive strategy, because oestrogen deprivation (for instance, aromatase inhibitors) would be expected to inhibit such an effect whereas oestrogen antagonists (for instance, tamoxifen) would not.
Although the presidency itself is unimportant, the consequences of a government defeat may be profound.
