Sentence examples similar to inconsequential association from inspiring English sources
Despite these promising findings, and because the majority of mtDNA polymorphisms are functionally inconsequential, associations with specific polymorphisms and cancer risk have been subject to heated debate.
Driberg later defended his association with an inconsequential society column by arguing that his approach was satirical, and that he deliberately exaggerated the doings of the idle rich as a way of enraging working-class opinion and helping the Communist Party.
The associations between radiographic hand OA and hand disability are more inconsequential, ranging from no to moderate associations [ 26].
Although S. gordonii is consistently referred to as a commensal, its association with the host is not completely inconsequential as it serves as an early colonizer responsible for the development of potentially pathogenic plaque species.
Therefore, the association of p73 with ETF1 appeared to be inconsequential to its expression in HCT116-3 6) cells.
If all published results were true and their effect sizes estimated precisely, then a singular focus on innovation over verification might be inconsequential, because the effect size (which is a measure of the strength of the association between variables, or the magnitude of the differences between experimental conditions) would be reliable.
Most associations that are claimed to be significant in traditional epidemiology would have very modest, inconsequential Bayes factors (Ioannidis, 2008) if viewed from a Bayesian perspective and their credibility would likely be very tenuous.
Effects and associations pass by lightly; the movement — never of interest on its own terms — seems deliberately inconsequential.
Personality characteristics were inconsequential.
But they seem inconsequential.
