In a statement issued later in the day, the Yankees announced that Jeter's dramatic shift to the other New York team would have minor consequences for the most storied franchise in sports.
Economists have developed models showing that self-control problems have minor consequences if it is possible for consumers to make commitments that are difficult or troublesome to reverse such as having an employer deduct a specified portion of an employee's paycheck for retirement savings before the money is deposited the employee's bank account (see 401 k)).
Thus, the selection of the Asian Indians as the group most closely related to our study population may have minor consequences on the estimates reported here.
Since the results show stabilisation in RTW after two years, the lack of three years of follow-up in the entire cohort appears to have had minor consequences for the overall result of this study.
In summary, the selection of the Asian Indians as the group most closely related to our study population may have minor consequences on the estimates provided by the UKPDS outcomes model.
Most of the discrepancies for which the FDA-MP's estimates of Hg content are lower than ours are for low-Hg seafood and are likely to have minor health consequences compared with discrepancies of moderate- to high-Hg seafood.
In a previous study, we found that replacing the first ATG of the TMEM16A coding sequence with a nonsense codon (M1X mutation), to force translation from the second ATG localized at position 117, only had minor functional consequences.
However, it is clear that, unlike the situation with apoE4 where simultaneous destabilization of both domains leads to a marked enhancement of lipid binding (emulsion binding and DMPC MLV solubilization), a change in stability of the C-terminal domain alone has relatively minor consequences for such lipid interactions.
This raises the question of whether these fusions represent driver mutations that directly contribute to tumorigenesis or are passenger effects that have minor or no consequence.
She builds her fictions with moments and incidents so revealing and resonant that another writer might have made each one a separate story, and she has the nerve to include dramatic and significant events that — as so often happens in life — turn out to have unpredictably minor consequences.
