Sentence examples for unimportant changes from inspiring English sources
This is obviously wasteful [2] but, worse, the non-specific and clinically unimportant changes often found on investigations are interpreted as evidence of organic brain lesions.
I'd better not understand what it needs, ignore any quantitative data I have, invest in unimportant changes, use a one-size-fits-all approach, and assume that the district's own policies have nothing to do with the school's problems!" No one intentionally approaches school reform this way (although they sometimes do so unknowingly).
Much of the other harm will come from a number of technical changes in the bill that make it much easier for incumbent firms to block entry through technical issues, extended litigation, and ever-greening of protection from small medically unimportant changes in protected medicines.
Given that statistical significance of change is sample-dependent (in large studies minute and clinically unimportant changes may be statistically significant and fallaciously regarded as clinically significant), the magnitude of change (effect size) following an intervention is more informative to clinical practitioners.
The effect of this seemingly unimportant change on the asymptotic description of the wrinkling instability is fully investigated here, and a direct quantitative assessment is made with earlier results in which the bending resistance of the axisymmetric deformation mode was accounted for.
By contrast, unimportant DNA changes randomly.
A delay on the subway, someone crashes their shopping trolley into us and it feels like an assault, all these little unimportant things change us.
In the sequel, let C, C 1, … denote generic finite positive constants, whose values are unimportant and may change from line to line.
That is not to say that the troop increase, commonly known as the surge, and the accompanying strategic changes, were unimportant.
Although such small change seems unimportant, it marks the beginning of a cascade, which may threat the destiny of the cell.
In the first edition of the Origin, he allowed IAC as a relatively unimportant mechanism of evolutionary change that was viewed as subsidiary to random, undirected variation.
