Sentence examples similar to an insignificant gap from from inspiring English sources

These worries, he intimated, were an insignificant hangover from the benighted "petty nationalisms" of the past.

In 2011, 157 cases were reported -- an insignificant drop from the some 160 cases reported in 2010.

Patel et al. (2009a, 2009b) reported the gap voltage to be an insignificant factor for MRR of Al2O3 SiCw TiC, as it is used to maintain the inter-electrode gap by servo control.

These additional school characteristics are most widely available in grade 5. Regression and decomposition results from this robustness check suggest that these school characteristics play an insignificant role in explaining the gender test score gap in all grade 5 test subjects.

Militarily, it has gone from being an insignificant force to dominating the globe.

We saw an insignificant trend of better completeness in families from higher social status.

These results indicate that the small gaps between in-line boards have an insignificant effect on the mass-transfer coefficients.

FROM a distance the Elgin platform looks like an insignificant speck against the featureless expanse of the North Sea.

Similarly, our finding of an insignificant role of the return part in explaining the total gender test score gap in reading (grades 5 and 7) is in line with findings from previous studies of primary school students from the Netherlands (Golsteyn and Schils 2014) or the USA (Sohn 2012).

From a consumer perspective this is an insignificant fraction of all the pornography hosted on the internet.

The production capacity declined from 0.91 million tons in 1959, to an insignificant level in 2011.