The problem is, that next big thing is often an inconsequential variation on a previous big thing.
In conclusion, this study supports a weak, but likely inconsequential seasonal variation in hospital admissions for atrial fibrillation in Ontario.
Evolutionary modifications of the CtFAD2-10 gene that favoured flower expression at the expense of seed expression would be unlikely to have any negative fitness consequences given the retention of CtFAD2-1 sexpressionsion and the relatively inconsequential impact that moderate variations in oleic-linoleic ratios in seed lipids would be expected to have on fitness.
Due to their nocturnal habits, one can hypothesize that mouse lemurs will show only minimal variation in pelage coloration as such variation should be inconsequential for the purposes of mate and/or species recognition.
These and other variations may be inconsequential to fitness and could be the mere results of random chance.
In their limited material, they found geographic variation within the species inconsequential and they recognized no subspecies.
The last several years of genomics research has revealed the need to study whole genomic sequences, including regions that were once thought to be inconsequential, when trying to identify important individual genetic variations.
In any event, the differences between the reactions using pEndos or pCDKS substrates are so pronounced that any variations within the ranges shown in Table 1 are ultimately inconsequential to the models presented below.
To estimate Ne for HIV-1 in vivo, several studies have employed idealized models that assume HIV-1 evolution to be neutral [3], [9] [13]; i.e., that genomic variations do not lead to variation in fitness and therefore selective forces are inconsequential.
Sch-FRI rates were similar across the 6 schools (23 to 34 episodes per 100 children), but there was widespread variation by classrooms; in the hierarchical model, omitting age and school effects was inconsequential but neglecting classroom level effects led to highly significant reductions in goodness of fit.
While variations in sequence and copy number for drifting genes within a family may be largely inconsequential within populations thus enabling gene loss (death), some loci will become fixed if they help acclimate the individuals to the new niches and habitats [4].
