Sentence examples for Insignificant gains from inspiring English sources

Insignificant gains in the other variables would suggest that their original specifications were adequate.

What the series and the book bring home is how much time and effort and money, not to mention the human cost, is spent in making such insignificant gains.

There still doesn't appear to be much in the way of a true race for a third platform, however, with Microsoft and BlackBerry either actively losing share or seeing only insignificant gains.

Furthermore, it has to be noted that a statistical representation of the proposed fading parameters would introduce additional losses in accuracy but lead to no (or insignificant) gains in terms of computational complexity.

This is reflected in the small (not exceeding 2.5%), but insignificant, gains observed in the control group and those receiving 3-HK and KA and in the small (2%) and insignificant loss in mice of the 3-HAA group.

Very little pain, not insignificant gain.

Rarefying faunal species richness to equal numbers of sampled individuals showed that a positive but insignificant gain of organic farming remained (+6.9%, NS, for earthworms; +2.0% for spiders and +9.8% for bees; Supplementary Fig. 2).

On a conference call with investors on Tuesday, Mr. Sloan said that the $20 billion jump in trading assets had a modest positive impact on the bank's fourth-quarter results, and that the sale would lead to an insignificant gain on first-quarter results this year.

Nevertheless, it has been proved by theoretical analysis and simulation in this work that there is insignificant gain in energy consumption.

After adjustment VarMixt, RVM and limma tend to be the best tests although they provide an insignificant gain compared to the t-test; Wilcoxon remains the less powerful.

However, making fewer crosses remains the most efficient option as the insignificant gain in overall probability is outweighed by the increased cost of making more crosses.