Sentence examples for changes were negligible from inspiring English sources
The fluid properties were considered to be constant as temperature changes were negligible.
The test results indicated that below a certain water-to-cement ratio (0.40) elevated pressures lead to changes in the rheological properties, while changes were negligible when the ratio was above this threshold.
In the case of PAN prepared at an ISdia = 0.0, the turbidity was dramatically reduced with increasing IS due to the facilitation of aggregation between the particles, whereas in the other cases, these changes were negligible.
It was further alleged that this lodging house has a market value of about $25,000, that the cost of complying with the 1944 law would be about $7,500; and that the benefits to be obtained by the changes were negligible.
We observed a rapid initial attrition of both limestones during the calcination step which was then followed by a highly stable period (up to 140 h of added circulation for one of the limestones) during which particle size changes were negligible.
At pH = 3 for electrolyte solution, a hydrodynamic particle size in the pristine nanotube (MWCNTin) dispersion was stabilized (Fig. 3a) and changes were negligible before and after sonication.
Conclusions: Side effects of MAS use over long periods are common but mild and well tolerated by most patients, and dentofacial changes are negligible.
Our findings suggest that the contribution of the initialization to the uncertainty in projected SOC changes is negligible compared to the uncertainty related to the model itself and simulated systems characteristics.
The changes are negligible during the mild 60% and moderate 70% blood flow reduction levels, but significant above the severe 76% blood flow reduction level.
Although the analysis showed statistically significant changes for the MUAMA, the clinical significance of those changes is negligible and should not be taken into consideration.
The score plot Fig. 2(b) shows that at small cell deformations (up to 10%), spectral changes are negligible (see also Fig. 1).
