Calling it a pilot, Duma expected the impacts to be too inconsequential to record. Results showed that about 95 percent of the impacts were between 15 and 20 g's — what Duma likened to an "aggressive pillow fight".
If the problem is inconsequential with single marker analysis, the impact of map errors on QTL position is likely to have increased with the shift to simple or composite interval mapping analyses.
While this is not an inconsequential share, this study cannot assess the impact of onsite MRI capacity on use patterns for about two-thirds of the typical orthopedic surgery practice population.
Children 8 10 years of age may provide a marginally more representative sample than children 6 7 years of age, but the impact on survey performance was inconsequential.
The bottom line — in sync with other recent analysis — is that the region is seeing a mix of changes, with glaciers growing in some places and shrinking in others and impacts on water supplies mostly inconsequential for decades to come.
Mathematically, it is as if cells play dice - many times the impact of such a gamble is inconsequential, at other times it leads to the loss of a particular cell lineage.
The two sides offered varying evidence about the impact of Melendez-Diaz, ranging from the inconsequential to the overwhelming.
In other words, the impact must not be treated as wholly inconsequential, as if it were equivalent, for example, to a disproportionate impact on persons with long toe nails.
