Sentence examples for indeed insignificant from inspiring English sources

Validation then shows whether neglected details are indeed insignificant for the process under study (see Verification and Validation Section).

A previous validation study confirmed that the false positive reporting is indeed insignificant [ 17], but we cannot exclude the possibility that the underreporting was differential, i.e. that participants who washed their hands frequently were more prone to report disease to the surveillance system.

Therefore, although there is enough overall change for the ANOVA to be statistically significant for these two groups (low and moderate risk women), when the pairwise t-tests are carried out it can be seen that the individual change between time points is small or, indeed, insignificant.

"They were so insignificant".

Stubbs: That is so insignificant.

The results confirmed that many samples indeed exhibited insignificant PRL signals.

The planet's ecological crisis makes the current financial crisis look like, well, something very small and insignificant indeed.

And it will not be the last story of its kind: we have another four and a half years' worth of fraud, rancour and scares over toxic dumps and Japanese knotweed to come before the sacred flame is lit, at which point an orgy of greed will make the stories of hiked hotel prices and taxi-driver scams presently coming out of Paris seem very insignificant indeed.

These numbers are insignificant indeed when compared with the more than 20 000 Cuban doctors working in Venezuela.

In earlier simulation studies (e.g., Korendijk, Maas, Moerbeek, & Van der Heijden, 2008; Maas & Hox, 2005), the ICC indeed was an insignificant predictor of the biases of estimated parameters and their standard errors.

When we constructed Model 2 including age, both eGFR and ANP became insignificant, and indeed, a significant correlation was noted between plasma ANP and age (r = 0.366, P < 0.01) by simple regression analysis of the study subjects.