Sentence examples for unimportant deviations from inspiring English sources
In this case, species are conceived of as exhibiting a single "type" or a common "essence," with variation among individuals representing anomalous and largely unimportant deviations from the type or essence.
Although our frog models appear realistic, they are imperfect, and we assume the deviations from nature are unimportant (the behavior suggests this is true).
Other possible causes for such deviations are unlikely, as small sample sizes appear unimportant when comparing with previously analysed larger samples [ 52], no recurrent amplification failure (null alleles) was observed in any locus or population, and no evidence supports the co-existence of distinct but sympatric sub-populations within estuarine patches (Wahlund effects).
The study was designed as a noninferiority study, assuming that the means of cosmetic and functional scores for suturing and adhesive glue populations were equal (assumed to be a mean score of 9 out of 10), with a common within-group standard deviation of 0.90, and that a difference of 2 points or less would be clinically unimportant.
The steric difference between methyl and ethyl is probably unimportant.
"That's not unimportant".
Most links are unimportant.
Experience unimportant, pay negligible.
