Against the backdrop of other current government computer security lapses, notably the large-scale theft of files from the Office of Personnel Management, most specialists believe the occasional appearance of classified information in the Clinton account was probably of marginal consequence.
It is unwise to waste precious power on a battle that is of marginal consequence.
Anything he says or does beyond that is of marginal consequence - even if it directly contracts the life and teaching of Jesus.
Time from onset to diagnosis was not an indicator for death, which suggests that the rapidity with which a patient receives supportive care may be of marginal consequence.
As the book begins, he is in the process of ridding himself of one of these, with lethal though marginal consequences.
It should be mentioned though, that using these different ranking approaches had marginal consequences on the grouping, affecting mainly those antigens at the edges of each of the groups.
Cultivation of marginal lands has unintended consequences of soil erosion, increased risk of flood damage to more productive lowland, and further reduction in overall land productivity.
Increasing chloroquine failure rates directly influence clinical outcomes and affect public health consequences in areas of marginal malaria transmission, such as Kericho.
This indicates that not only did the ∈4/∈4 group find the difficult discriminations harder, and thus made less correct rejections, but that they also took longer to do so as a consequence, though the increased reaction times are only of marginal statistical reliability.
The Labor party performed better than expected in a raft of marginal seats, though its primary vote was the second lowest since the second world war.
The associations of diabetes and hypertension with physical impairment were now of marginal significance though of similar magnitude.
