They are two significant, you could even say "dynamic" personalities, who are essentially paid to have serious opinions about inconsequential subjects.
It shines like a beacon of hope to overburdened readers bombarded with nonfiction titles that routinely weigh in at 300 to 400 pages, no matter how inconsequential the subject.
But what riches they contain, however inconsequential their apparent subjects.
Although the effect of TST on IGRA results is likely to be inconsequential in IGRA-positive subjects, in IGRA-negative subjects, the interpretation of results may be confounded by a preceding TST if administered more than 3 days prior to an IGRA.
Frank McGuinness's monologue begins with a seemingly inconsequential musing on the subject of safety matches, though there are ominous portents including the silence (there are few children left on the island), and Sal's disturbing belief that the spring lambs are communicating messages about her dead daughter, Mary.
Even though researchers (particularly those conducting face-to-face research) may view their role as highly transient and largely inconsequential in the life of her/his subject, adolescent participants are likely to view researchers as also in a therapeutic role, if only temporarily, because of the personal and sensitive nature of the topic.
McCarthy made herself a target of sexist condescension, the thinking goes, by writing primarily of inconsequential things, by being "minor" in her choice of subject.
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.
National citizenship would be a legally inconsequential form of membership.
Egyptian journalists have been subjected to the heavy hand of successive governments, using seemingly inconsequential excuses to impose heavy fines, jail terms, and worse, on critics, based on rigid media laws.
