Sentence examples for may be unimportant from inspiring English sources

Ultimately this may be unimportant.

The difference may be unimportant, but it should not pass without challenge.

In these cases, the time taken to read and respond to a series of measurements may be unimportant.

In societies in which premarital sexual relations are condoned or in which consensual union is common, betrothal may be unimportant.

And sometimes the meaning of the title may be unimportant in the context, so a translation is not necessary: "Hiroshima, Mon Amour".

This does not take into account the possibilities that the SNVs may be in PAM-distal positions where they do not increase Cas9 activity, and that even at off-target loci where Cas9 activity does increase, the locus may be unimportant to cell function or clinical utility.

He has created what Hitchcock called a MacGuffin – something whose specific nature may well be unimportant, but which drives the action by causing the characters to behave in ways which reveal their true colours.

An umbrella title on a program may seem to be unimportant, but the aesthetics between the two troupes, the inspiration behind these updated versions, were not the same.

Of course, in the grand scheme of things, a new patent law may seem to be unimportant or to affect only a few inventors.

The gellike biofilm matrix may be quite unimportant in impeding diffusion in certain circumstances, because of the detailed consequences of the diffusion law in special geometries.

Murmurs may be physiological (unimportant clinically) or pathological, indicating a problem that needs attention, especially if they reflect obstruction of normal blood flow.