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All these moments, the seemingly insignificant small details that are more often than not the crux of any good story, are what makes it the best song about going out ever written.

However, the differences in 3H-inulin uptake levels were insignificant and considerably smaller than those in 14C-ascorbic acid uptake.

Several of the correlations observed in this study were above the P value of 0.05 and thus statistically insignificant, yet still smaller than a P value of 0.15, which would be indicative of a potentially significant trend.

The remaining bias from a confounding variable c is considered to be insignificant if (mathit{SMD}_{c}) is smaller than 0.1 [34].

A BG difference of such a magnitude has been reported as clinically insignificant and is typically smaller than the significant treatment effects detected in other superiority trials (9, 10).

In our previous work, the change in Au metal line resistance was found to be insignificant as the Au resistance is smaller than the measured CNT bump resistance, as reported in the latter part of this report [12].

It's smaller than that: a seemingly insignificant, frivolous bit of fluff that only those in the know might notice.

Therefore, changes smaller than ±2.2° were considered as insignificant for this neuron in this task condition.

The coefficients are four (state) and 90 (municipality) times smaller than the original ones and statistically insignificant.

While the multiplicity of colon adenocarcinoma of group 4 (AOM/DSS/0.05% bezafibrate) was smaller than group 1, the difference was insignificant.

A difference of 1.4 on the HDRS is a relatively small difference (0.4 standard deviations) and any difference smaller than this we regard as clinically insignificant.