Difficulties with the mechanics of various voting systems are of minor consequence.
There's one exception: a scene of violence that is more or less a movie in itself, but which is swept under the rug, kept as a notable event that, though widely reported, proves to be of minor consequence.
And yet, for those of a certain station, such matters as price are of minor consequence.
It was found that the orientation produced by deformation process is controlled entirely by the strain applied to the material, while the differences induced by modification of the stress due to the change of the deformation temperature are of minor consequence.
One was Attlee, but as their political primes did not overlap this was of minor consequence.
However, this result is of minor consequence to my review.
However, this was of minor consequence since the nuclear distribution of Exd, and hence its function, is dependent of the presence of homothorax (Hth), another HD-containing protein ([ 36] and below).
However, the change in criteria was of minor consequence to the study, as it was only in phases 1 and 2 that patients 70 years and over were initially eligible to participate; phase I enrolled no patient over the age of 70 years, and phase II, only one patient (aged 72 years).
Not only are such skirmishes at sea inevitable, but they are also of minor consequence — assuming they are managed shrewdly.
Since the observed associations between treatment with RBC transfusion or inotropic therapy and in-hospital mortality appear to be largely independent of these measurements this is likely of minor consequence.
