Sentence examples for inconsequential outcome from inspiring English sources

In the ICU, postoperative delirium often goes unnoticed, as it is regarded as commonplace after surgery, or an expected and inconsequential outcome of mechanical ventilation and other necessary life-saving treatments [ 6].

The most inconsequential event was enough to set it off.

Hypothesizing that the G-gap is an inconsequential nonsystematic event, irrelevant to diabetes outcomes, it would not then be expected to be associated with distinct subpopulations of human diabetes or to have any sequelae in clinical outcomes.

That, too, was inconsequential to the outcome, although it etched his name in the history books.

It was inconsequential to the outcome of the game, but Jamelle Horne's "missed" dunk in Arizona's 84-71 victoverover Utah on Friday night in the first round of the N.C.A.A. tournament was interesting for a couple of reasons, not all having to do with physics.

This, together with evidence that voter identification laws have a disproportionately negative effect on minority turnout in the aggregate, suggests that Wisconsin's law was not inconsequential to the outcome of its highly competitive election.

Deisboeck [ 13] observed (p. 2) that "the status quo strategy in medical practice is as simple as it now appears to be intrinsically flawed: carefully assess a patient's symptoms to diagnose his specific disease patterns only to then treat it with a protocol that is based on the assumption that most interpersonal characteristics are rather inconsequential for treatment outcome".

Jones would have sat out Tuesday if the outcome were inconsequential.

Tickets are inexpensive enough and the outcome sufficiently inconsequential that I would be fine surrendering to a four-year-old who wants to eat or wander or go home after two innings.

As with the preceding naval engagements around Guadalcanal, the strategic outcome was inconsequential because neither the Japanese nor United States navies secured operational control of the waters around Guadalcanal as a result of this action.

Speed calculations were also performed which demonstrated that even a 3 kn advantage over an enemy fleet would be inconsequential in the final outcome of almost all naval battles because the slower ships could stay within range by turning on a tighter radius.