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the minor discrepancy between the two reports is ignorable and should not affect our final conclusions.

most of the background noise in the recording is ignorable for our analysis purposes.

this small variation in temperature is practically ignorable in the context of the experiment.

the ignorable differences between the two samples fell within the acceptable margin of error.

engineers determined that the slight vibration was ignorable and did not require immediate attention.

statistical analysts often identify ignorable outliers that do not compromise the integrity of the data set.

the ignorable details in the document were omitted from the final presentation.

from a practical standpoint, these theoretical concerns are essentially ignorable.

quality control procedures allow certain superficial defects to be classified as ignorable.

the scientist noted that the ignorable factor would not significantly alter the experimental results.

many users found the ignorable comments at the end of the article to be irrelevant.

the ignorable variation in the measurements was consistent with expected instrument limitations.

due to its negligible impact, the ignorable quantity was removed from the equation.