small inconsistency
/ˈsmɔːl ɪnˈkɒnsɪstənsi/ · small in-con-sis-ten-cy
noun
- A minor discrepancy or difference that is not significant enough to be considered a major issue. The small inconsistency in the data was not enough to affect the overall accuracy of the study.
- A small problem or flaw that is not major enough to be addressed immediately. The small inconsistency in the code was fixed later in the development process.
adjective
- Not significant enough to be considered a major issue or problem. The small inconsistency in the data was not enough to raise any concerns.
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Did you know? The concept of small inconsistencies is often used in quality control and data analysis to identify and address minor issues before they become major problems.