Sentence examples for expected to be insignificant from inspiring English sources

IN the draft environmental statement, the corporation said the "number of collisions and resulting bird mortality is expected to be insignificant when compared to the total number of birds migrating along the Atlantic flyway".

Here's what the Energy Information Administration, the statistical agency that provides official data for the federal government, had to say about the anticipated additional output from offshore drilling: "Because oil prices are determined on the international market... any impact on average wellhead prices is expected to be insignificant".

AT&T said earnings dilution from the transaction is expected to be insignificant in the first full year of operation and accretive thereafter.

Given the rate used in the analysis (5 mm/s), the effect on the calculated pullout load is expected to be insignificant.

Consequently, the total traffic demand on the transport network is expected to be insignificant as compared to, e.g., high-definition video streaming.

At this temporal separation (∼8 generations) the bias due to none-discrete generations is expected to be insignificant (Waples and Yokota 2007).

In our case, this ASC has no natural interpretation and is expected to be statistically insignificant [12].

Market bulls should understand that the 2018 stimulus from tax cuts is expected to be $200 billion (a not insignificant amount of money); but the threatened tariffs right now are estimated to draw $81.5 billion out of that stimulus – in other words, fully 40% of the benefit of the tax cuts!

Given the size of this market, the impacts could be expected to be much smaller, although not insignificant.

However, the test showed insignificant results (χ = 3.12, P = 0.08) therefore, we could not predict how many herds we might expect to be positive of the 32 considered.

The remaining expected effects were revealed to be insignificant.