Sentence examples for insignificant ability from inspiring English sources

It appeared that cells expressing rTFs with 3ZfFLO11/F1 displayed only an insignificant ability to adhere than those of the control (pCont., p>0.1), with a fold-of-induction no more than 1.06 (Figure 5; Table S1; Table S2).

This finding implies that the GST/GSH combination was able to decrease the initial chloroethylation of the DNA but had relatively insignificant ability to quench the cross-link precursors once generated within the DNA.

In S. aureus, strains belonging to USA200 and USA 300 had a moderate, albeit insignificant, increased ability to form biofilms compared to the other PFT.

"As long as violations of data protection law are penalized with such insignificant sums, the ability of existing laws to protect personal privacy in the digital world, with its high potential for abuse, is barely possible," Mr. Caspar said.

The results showed that the proposed models have excellent prediction ability with insignificant error rates.

It was found that the commonly recommended Clock Drawing Test and the Trail Making-B test were insignificant predictors of driving ability.

No one died this time, but the explosion — shown on Syrian television, where officials insisted it was insignificant — again highlighted the rebels' ability to breach government institutions.

This difference is insignificant and indicative of the ability of consortium 2 to sustain its waste degradative capability of larger quantity of wastes (Fig. 5c).

However, averaged ability estimations reveal insignificant differences between CAT and NAT.

The Ac20 dendrimer, with a modest fraction of amine modification, produced an insignificant change in GFP silencing ability as compared to the unmodified dendrimer (p = 0.28).

As noted above, one of the reasons for stochastic variations of EM being generally more successful than EM is that they have the ability to avoid insignificant local maxima of the likelihood function.