Sentence examples for contribution is insignificant from inspiring English sources
The panel velocity contribution is insignificant and hence the uncoupled calculation is adequate.
However, the additional eastward electric field makes the contribution to positive disturbance in TEC primarily in the afternoon, but this contribution is insignificant.
Even though we may never complete the task or suspect that our contribution is insignificant, we are not excused from trying.
The latter intensity contribution is insignificant compared to the instrumental effects of equation (15).
They found no differences in serum S100B levels of multi trauma victims with severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) compared to those with isolated severe TBI, indicating that the extracerebral contribution was insignificant at least for the prognostic value of S100B.
The contribution of the second part is insignificant at low frequencies, and the conductivity, which is independent on frequency (plateau on the graph), is associated with the DC conductivity.
Nevertheless, for foams with rigid interfaces, film's contribution in foam drainage is insignificant, particularly for the films near the wall of the container.
SF5CF3's current contribution to global warming is insignificant, says Sturges, but the gas is accumulating at a rate of 6% a year; if that trend continues, it could pose a problem--although not for at least a thousand years.
The difference can be ignored only if the contribution from the covariance is insignificant.
A contribution of this amount is insignificant relative to the concentrations we found; thus, the metals are not likely coming from the seawater, though the seawater, itself, may have reduced our concentrations some by causing a small amount of sample dilution.
The longitudinal anomaly can be explained by a higher mean value of vTECIRI for the eastern coast over the 3-year period (Table 3) and the main contribution of mode 2. Contrary to the results for vTECGNSS, the contribution of the first mode is insignificant and shows a higher difference during the equinoxes (Fig. 11k).
