The phrase "allowed negligible" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something is permitted to be insignificant or minimal, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The error margin was allowed negligible, ensuring the results remained accurate."
Alternatives: "permitted minimal" or "accepted as insignificant".
An ideally permselective membrane is the one which allows a negligible permeability for co-ions as compared to that for counter-ions.
Transitions from the VBM to CBM at the Γ point (k = 0,0,0) are dipole allowed; however, they are negligible until ∼ 0.5 eV higher in energy.
As expected, allowing for 1 internal mismatch increases the overall proportion of palindromic dyad sites matched compared to no mismatches allowed, but only a negligible increase is observed when considering 2 mismatches.
In the settings examined, the results were similar and the contribution of the countries without any additional AS case was negligible; this allowed for presentation of more readable results, without continuity correction.
Depletion can be achieved more readily at low temperatures, at which intrinsic carrier concentration is negligible, allowing for a measurement of unscreened ionized dopants [15].
Inference is complicated by the fact that estimation of the transformation requires modification of the usual standard errors for estimators of fixed effects; however, we show that, under conditions relevant to common applications, this complication is asymptotically negligible, allowing straightforward implementation via standard software.
Thus, all synaptic events are either strongly depolarizing or negligible, allowing a flat baseline upon which these currents may be resolved.
For the NH3 H2O solution, the pressure drop-temperature saturation relationship estates that high pressure drops can be allowed in the solution with negligible changes in the saturation temperature, and in the PHE performance.
17 When 2 3 h of recovery time is allowed between exercise bouts only negligible effects of cooling on performance have been found.
Extension of earlier models is proposed to allow this non-negligible component of luminescent coupling to be included.
