Sentence examples for Negligible consequence from inspiring English sources
The divergence of horizontal radiation in vegetation canopies is generally considered to be of negligible consequence in algorithms designed for the physically-based interpretation of space borne observations.
The divergence of horizontal radiation in vegetation canopies is generally considered to be of negligible consequence to 1) algorithms designed for the physically-based interpretation of space borne observations, and 2) field campaigns aiming at the validation of derived surface products, like FAPAR and albedo.
Overall, the above limitations were of negligible consequence for meeting the objectives of this study.
However, the over-riding perception was that such laws did not necessarily impact on smoking initiation, especially as the smoke free regulations young people are most in contact with (at school, bus depot, outside the mall) were commonly flouted by smokers, with perceived negligible consequence.
That is either a substantial power with important consequences or a trivial power with negligible consequences.
From the stylebook: "Tempting though it may be for the confines of a headline, mishap means only a slight accident with negligible consequences".
Our results suggest that caution should be exercised before concluding that Bd has negligible consequences for apparently resistant species.
In humans, HbA2 accounts for less than 3% of total adult Hb (Boyer et al. 1971), so any differences in oxygenation properties would have negligible consequences.
Early studies on patients affected by sarcoglycanopathies reported that mutations in one sarcoglycan gene led to the reduction or absence of the other sarcoglycans, with negligible consequences for the DGC (Refs 6, 7, 8, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49).
Finally, social influence can have a non-negligible consequence on the popularity growth.
The growing success of using meta-analysis to report between-groups differences has non-negligible consequences on the kind of results reported.
