Sentence examples for unimportant errors from inspiring English sources

We show that even seemingly unimportant errors can have serious implications when left undetected.

I would only emphasize that this scenario does not render the minimization of translation error "unimportant", but rather incorporates this factor as a constraint that shapes the structure of the code during the expansion of the amino acid alphabet.

The authors argued that the "high-frequency" components contained expression profiles of unimportant genes and measurement errors while the "low-frequency" components reflected properties of the system.

But then, to a crossword solver, no error is unimportant.

The procedure is based on estimating reduced-order models on narrow control-oriented frequency bands when the closed loop performs badly, and interpolating those models and previous ones allowing larger errors at frequencies unimportant for control purposes, so that reduced-order models can still be used.

Comparing strut detection against our 3 analysts, we found that the difference in precision and recall were within 5%, and as argued in the next paragraph, many "errors" were relatively unimportant.

Seemingly, no error is too unimportant to bring up.

Mr. Obama acknowledged that the failure to cite Mr. Patrick was an error, if an unimportant one.

Some high-minded folks dismiss campaign ads like these as trivial and unimportant, but that's an error.

Retaining too few axes risks neglecting an influential one whereas retaining too many factors can deliver attention to relatively unimportant components (or, possibly, measurement error and inaccuracy [ 47]): either can generate bias, although the former is more serious [ 48].

But with each new discovery proving a Biblical assertion wrong, the Church retreats to the safety of errors in interpretation or dismissing the discrepancy as unimportant.