Sentence examples for inconsequential error from inspiring English sources

In the case of established players for whom little has changed, this is often an inconsequential error.

He fumbled a grounder in the second inning, an inconsequential error because the Marlins did not score, but the pattern was established.

As for Reyes, he did double home a run in the fifth after making an inconsequential error in the top of the inning.

So when a mainstream publication assigns the wrong title to me, it's not just an inconsequential error; I could feasibly be accused of fraud (I speak from experience here).

Thus, filler IDs are relatively inconsequential errors and are, therefore, treated separately.

We almost always count potential errors, not actual adverse drug events; and even then, we usually find the inconsequential errors.

This is an acceptable presumption with inconsequential margins of error since the solution becomes more accurate and eventually exact as plasticity spreads over all members of the structure.

Conversely, for the purpose of detecting IBD blocks, a pair of adjacent local switch errors is inconsequential but long-range switch errors are crucial.

Such an error is inconsequential for ships at sea, but it disqualifies the Transit system for the navigation of aircraft.

On any other day, such a small error would be inconsequential.

Stewart (2013) has recently simulated the behavior of the OLS estimator with time-diary data, and produced results consistent with Greene's (1981).7 The reason behind the apparent robustness of OLS may be that the presence of (random) measurement error in (t_{im}) is inconsequential when the estimating model is linear.