We almost always count potential errors, not actual adverse drug events; and even then, we usually find the inconsequential errors.
I didn't see the film at the time of its release, but caught up with it a few years later, when it came out on VHS, found it surprisingly inconsequential — and stopped the tape long before the end, thinking that if this was the future of Chinese cinema, it was already in the past.
The potential contribution of involuntary muscle activity artifact to the BCI control signal was found to be inconsequential, while the detected signal was consistent with brain activity originating near the motor cortex.
The risks associated with semivolatile emissions were found to be inconsequential, although further study of dioxins and dibenzofurans emissions appears to be warranted.
Citing extensive research at the University of California at Davis, he added, "We know that today petite sirah has been shown to be primarily durif," which, he added, is a cross between syrah and peloursin, an inconsequential grape found in Provence.
Should McCain manage to pull out an improbable victory on Tuesday, however, he may well find out how inconsequential elections can actually be.
We like to think of ourselves as a nation governed by laws, but to shrug off torture by agents of our own government tells the world that we not only find the crimes inconsequential, but we've turned off the international beacon of justice.
And while the question may seem inconsequential, many have found that the picture serves as a fascinating example of the interplay of human biology and perception – constructs that make up some of the most studied fields of brain science.
