Sentence examples for insignificant access from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the insignificant access latency of flashSSDs, we discovered that In-place index update strategies outperform Merge-based strategies, since In-place index update strategies generate much less amount of I/O than Merge-based strategies despite inducing frequent random accesses.

As can be seen from Table 4, the chi-square test result indicated that there is insignificant difference in access to rural credit service between the two groups.

Access to production-related services was appreciated, bringing significant value to membership, as only 5%% of milk producers indicated such access as insignificant.

The chi-square result (X2 = 3.756) of access to PSNP is statistically insignificant at the 95% level of significance.

However, we will not have reached that time until factors like average income, education, government access and incarceration levels are statistically insignificant among the various races.

The chi-square result (X2 = 1.485) of access to credit services is statistically insignificant at the 95% level of significance.

For instance, Ulimwengu and Prabuddha (2011) similarly found access to extension service to be insignificant factor and tended to reduce farmers' WTP.

Also among most Norwegian families who qualify as "poor" according to EU's "risk of poverty" definition, i.e. equivalised household income below 60%% of the national median (EU 2008 12), access to material resources is not insignificant.

There was also the not insignificant problem of the fact that he had no access.

The first, direct outcome of enforcing the Libyan Political Exclusion Law would be pushing smart, influential former officials — some with access to key resources — toward a not insignificant segment of Libyan society unhappy with the revolution's outcome.

And while it's true that building on any one network standard would offer only a subset of customers access to LTE, they're not statistically insignificant markets.