Sentence examples for difference is immaterial from inspiring English sources
In M the difference is immaterial, since the relevant definientia are provably equivalent.
Whether or not Copernicus accomplished that goal of eliminating the equant, or whether or not it made any observational difference is immaterial because he believed that the equant had to be eliminated, and he gave that as a motivation for his reform of astronomy.
However, this difference is immaterial for the questions addressed and for the conclusions of the present study.
(It is actually conventional to assume the row degrees are in ascending order; however, the difference is immaterial, and the choice of descending order facilitates the statement of certain results later).
Joseph J. Seymour, the executive director of the Port Authority, said that any differences were immaterial and that the two agencies continued to work closely together.
In the present, the difference is largely immaterial.
For example, the mean soil P of 1 mg/kg at site A might – by the sampling design used – be statistically different from mean soil P of 2 mg/kg at site B, but the difference would be immaterial in the context of growing a pasture of subtropical grasses which needs a soil P of at least 15 mg/kg.
Information is immaterial.
"That is immaterial," he said.
A bit more or less is immaterial.
