The organizations have expanded their coverage in recent years to more businesses, some of which had once been considered inconsequential or not worth the expense of pursuing for license fees.
It's considered by many people to be, at best, a waste of time and, at worst, a sin". But laughter and play are coming back into vogue after some years of being considered inconsequential to health, Sommerville said.
(A source of uncertainty is considered inconsequential when it is enough smaller than other sources of uncertainty that it can be ignored. The implications of this should become clear as the concept is employed).
The only analyte that exceeded the method control limits of 50 150% recovery was 2,3,7,8-TBDF 2,3,7,8-TBDFce 2,3,7,8-TBDF contributed only 0.08% of the totat mass of PBDD/Fs levels in the biosolids, this nonideal recovery was considered inconsequential to the overall objectives of the study.
They are used to be considered as inconsequential transcriptional "noises", because of limited information for their functions [ 1, 2].
Though many optogenetic studies to date have employed short-width pulse parameters for in vivo manipulations, this concern is not inconsequential and should be considered when designing studies that employ ChR2.
Importantly, the curves in panels C and D show that at relatively low ligand concentrations and very small or large values of ε, B0 is appreciable and the bias from affinity differences may not be inconsequential and should be considered with pathway efficacy when characterizing drug behavior.
Had Gilmore taken excerpts from her novel, changed the names and published them again as nonfiction, one wonders if it would have been considered equally inconsequential.
Since their discovery in 1977, pseudogenes have generally been considered "biologically inconsequential" and non-functional [ 1].
