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According to Figure 3, these perturbations in end-to-end performance are practically insignificant and the intuitive choice of the optimal or a largely optimal algorithm at each step will result in the best end-to-end performance.

In addition, high-order sensitivity indices were all smaller than 0.01, which indicates that interaction effects of these six factors were practically insignificant.

The probability that a completely different site, StopSinclair.org, of equally network-obscure origins, would be established on the very same day and also successfully catch the attention of enough readers to collect 150,000 signatures on a petition to protest Sinclair's broadcast, rather than wallowing undetected in the mass of self-published angry commentary, is practically insignificant.

While the difference is practically insignificant, this deserves some explanation.

While the difference exists and the maximum is expectedly observed for the LoS case, it is practically insignificant.

However, it is important to bear in mind that a low signal-to-noise ratio does not imply that the signal is practically insignificant, especially if it is global and sustained a point revisited in the 'Discussion'.

As far as needle tip to collector distance during electrospinning of PLGA (16%)/chitosan (4%)/PVA (8%) is concerned, the results show that, with voltage of 16 kV and feed rate of 0.25 mL/h, increasing the needle tip to collector distance from 15 cm to 25 cm decreases the average nanofiber diameter from 519 ± 70 nm to 502 ± 84 nm which is practically insignificant.

Moreover, the heat and potential wear induced by dither are shown to be practically insignificant.

Furthermore, taking the smallest resolution of the force sensor into account, an estimated skin deformation of less than 10−7 m may be practically insignificant.

They argue that a decrease of model fit is said to be practically insignificant when the RMSEA drops by less than 0.015 and when the CFI drops by less than 0.01.

As mentioned before, the desorption flow had only low influence on the resulting peak areas of volatile compounds and was practically insignificant for highly volatiles like vinyl chloride, while a decrease of the desorption flow from 50 to 10 μL s−1 almost doubled the obtained peak area of geosmin (see Fig.  8).