The three girls have not been identified, and The Times does not normally identify minors potentially involved in a crime.
The buildings' very simplicity, supporters say, makes even minor changes potentially damaging to the designs.
Defense lawyers also noted that Officer Jackson's testimony since agreeing to aid the prosecution had been inconsistent and had changed in several minor but potentially important ways.
If Girardi were to follow through with this minor — and, potentially, temporary — switch, Jeter would again become the subject of intense scrutiny.
Their list of foundering hitters over that span includes Jorge Posada (.091), Eduardo Nunez (.179), Russell Martin (.208) and Jeter, who again would be the subject of intense scrutiny if Girardi followed through with this minor — and potentially temporary — shakeup.
The molecular electrostatic potentials (MESP), the cavity depth analysis, and LmSIR2 hSIRT2 models' superposition suggested that the nicotinamide binding catalytic domain has several minor but potentially important structural differences.
Most of the time, a man's misperception of a woman's level of sexual interest will be a minor but potentially embarrassing social error, in which he either perceives a woman to be more interested than she actually is or perceives a woman to be less interested than she actually is.
Although net trues for A INJ = 594 show effects of high count-rate losses in Fig. 4, C A PET), conversion to activity concentration in Fig. 5 shows that this may be to some extent recoverable or shows only a minor effect potentially as the activity injected (594 MBq) is close to the 570 MBq point identified from the decaying-source experiment.
These results suggest that minor, but potentially relevant, baseline molecular features exist among basal-like tumors according to BRCA1 status.
First, even correctly prescribed and correctly used medicines can harm through side-effects or unanticipated allergic reactions, ranging from minor to potentially fatal [ 1].
