Sentence examples similar to Insignificant inaccuracy from inspiring English sources
I find the whole thing incredible the length of time it takes; it's just been horrendous, waiting weeks to see a consultant to be told 'I don't know why you've been referred to me'…it can make you feel very insignificant"; 18 Inaccuracy, for example, incomplete hospital discharge information.
Note that the discrepancy between the amount of information being transmitted and the amount of information being processed is so large that any inaccuracy in the measurements is insignificant.
The exploration of a specific amino acid in different regions with slight variations in energy is insignificant because the potential energy function is empirical and several limitations produce inaccuracies in the calculated potential energy.
Similarly to Fig. 1(a), the positive differences λ2 − min ∣I∣) and max ∣I∣) − λ3 are, on one hand, insignificant in practice, but on the other hand, cannot be explained by numerical inaccuracies in the computations.
Historical inaccuracy klaxon!
Hours of … Historical inaccuracy.
The inaccuracy is "significant".
That's not insignificant.
Not an insignificant difference.
Agriculture is relatively insignificant.
