Sentence examples for Insignificantly less from inspiring English sources

And will be insignificantly less comfortable than your nightclothes, you whinging fools.

As shown in Table 2, the mean nickel release from "as received" heat-activated wires (8.36 ppb) was insignificantly less than that of the "as received" superelastic wires (7.92 ppb; P = 5.556).

Nevertheless, the estimates of ZI-NB2-Logit reveal the opposite; that is, males are actually less likely to be in the ZI category and insignificantly less likely to report their crimes.

The estimates of this model also indicated that immigrants are (insignificantly) less likely to belong to the ZI category, and that once controlling for ZI the effect of immigration status on reporting behaviour loses in both magnitude and significance but it still retains its sign.

Haematoporphyrin di-amyl ether was more efficient than haematoporphyrin derivative and insignificantly less efficient than photofrin II (DHE).

In the case of a model mixture of hydrocarbon the sedimentation mass was insignificantly less than for the parent bacterial strain.

As new friends issue invitations, or old ones move away, the number of bills in the box will vary slightly, but more or less insignificantly.

All rates of digit gain not significantly less likely than the maximum likelihood estimate yield maximum likelihood ancestral states identical to or only insignificantly more likely than those reconstructed assuming the maximum likelihood rate (in comparing maximum likelihood and alternative states, log-likelihood differences of no more than two units were considered insignificant; see Methods).

We also find a tendency that men in the higher educational groups are misclassified less often, although statistically insignificantly so.

In our previous study, a 12-month vitamin D3 supplementation decreased the Ca2+ entry through CRAC channels insignificantly, which could be due to less rigorous patient selection (patients with diabetes mellitus and polycystic kidney disease were included).

While being married commonly was associated with less years traded off (albeit insignificantly so in our final model), living together was associated with significantly more years traded off.