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Deleterious mutations in one copy of a gene may be harmless because the redundant gene copy can provide a back-up function.

The Court also tells us that the error was harmless because the same evidence "would likely have been admissible" at a joint retrial of the defendants without the improper count.

"It's harmless because the amount people use is self limiting," she says.

In United States v. Tyler (1812), without oral argument, the Court held that an error in a verdict sheet referring to the goods in violation of the embargo as "pot-ashes" rather than "pearl-ashes"—was harmless because the jury need not find the value to be forfeited.

Red-Br-nos-induced downmodulation of MT dynamicity in healthy cells may be harmless because normal checkpoint systems mitigate the impact.

If the goal is to annotate ORFs using the KEGG database [ 73], then clustering both KEGG reference sequences and the ORFs at 90% will be harmless, because sequences sharing 90% identity will rarely belong to different KEGG orthology groups.

Many species of blood parasites are generally thought to be harmless because they appear in otherwise healthy looking birds [45].

Don't assume it to be harmless because it looks fun to have around.

Judge Greene said the mention of the destruction was "harmless" because both the prosecution and defense attorney had previously referred to the incident and Mr. North, a former aide to Mr. Poindexter, was asked about it in his testimony last week.

He said the re-enactments were harmless because they never affected the outcomes of the contests or the show itself.

He said all the Ring-related errors in these cases were harmless because factors supporting the death penalty were found implicitly by juries in an earlier phase of the trial, and because the Arizona Supreme Court rigorously reviewed death sentences.