With 17 years of experience, millions of tests looking for thousands of mutations in the genes, and a $500 million investment, the company was able to amass a huge database that tells which DNA changes increase cancer risk and by how much, and which are inconsequential blips in DNA.
It essentially is Iran's military -- the former veneer of which is inconsequential today in military or security matters as the IRGC has hollowed Iran's army out.
However, the reconstituted episomes contained traces of gapped plasmids, which were inconsequential except when we knocked down various proteins involved in DNA repair (i.e., selected components of the BER and MMR pathways, or PCNA and ATR; see Figures 8 10).
It's hard to think of many benefits inherent in installing vending machines in schools (aside from revenue, which is not inconsequential).
The rejection of all of philosophy by positivism had the anomalous effect of evoking an awakening of Kantianism, for many thinkers wished to give to positivism itself a philosophical foundation that, while respecting the phenomenological attitude, would yet be hostile to the metaphysics of positivism, which was usually a tacit, but inconsequential, materialism.
The acquisition, which was signed this month, may seem inconsequential for a behemoth like HP, but it represents a major shift in strategy for the laptop-maker.
Hot and arid, Tulbagh had been deemed inconsequential by the wine industry, which was focused on Stellenbosch and Paarl.
Napoli added an inconsequential sacrifice fly in the bottom of the inning, which was quickly canceled by Molina's run-scoring double in the eighth.
Both types of zooplankton exhibited apparent minimum prey thresholds below which grazing did not occur or was inconsequential.
Alex Henes, 21, a photography major visiting from Ithaca College in New York, said the issue of which image was used for the stamp was inconsequential because it involved outmoded technology.
