Sentence examples for has only small consequences from inspiring English sources

Although e3/ e2 is significantly dependent on salinity, the dependence is sufficiently slight that an assumption of independence has only small consequences for pH calculations.

When close to thecritical condition the cumulative result of a few small effects (including seeds) that individ-ually have only modest consequence can convert an anemic into a robust explosion, or evena dud into a blast.

In fact, Boyd's energy maneuverability analysis of the two fighters showed that the MiG had only small, relatively insignificant turning and accelerating advantages and that there were no speed differences of any tactical consequence.

As a consequence, the EPA's population risk estimates may have little bearing on individual risks, and remediation of high-radon homes may have only small health benefits for the individual who remediate their homes.

However, setting k TRPN  = 1 or k xb  = 1 had only relatively small consequences for the behaviour; the force-pCa relationships were identical to the default output, and the tension transients were still within the measurement error compared to the default tension transients (see Figures  13 and 14).

After all, we live in a world in which no single act typically has only good consequences, or no single act has bad consequences and only bad consequences.

Paraguay has only two lakes of consequence.

He believed that censorship could have only evil consequences.

She said criminalisation of either party had only negative consequences.

Since uncommon tumors may be uncommon as a consequence of having only a small number of potential driving mutations [ 12], and since a high proportion of patients with a relevant mutation may respond to a targeted agent (as noted above), then relatively small phase II trials may be reasonable with uncommon malignancies.

This small country has only 1.3M individuals.