Read local newspapers, but like Stargirl does, skip the headlines and go to the seemingly insignificant 'filler' articles.
Because of the insignificant number of articles (varying from zero to 10 articles per year) during the period from 1986 to 2001 and from 2002 to 2009, the data were aggregated for these periods, whereas the data for the period from 2010 to 2015 are presented for each year.
Each Wikipedia article by itself is relatively insignificant, but a million articles collected and linked together is highly powerful.
If journal attribution bias exists, it is likely to exert small and clinically insignificant effects when physicians read articles carefully.
As we finish up lunch, I mention the not-insignificant number of anti-Xenophon articles The Australian has been running this election, and point to my favourite: that if he gets elected, it will cost taxpayers $100 billion.
For page placement of information, the insignificant difference between HIV/AIDS activity-oriented feature articles and HIV/AIDS cognitive-oriented feature articles is indicative of the social significance Nigerian newspapers attach to HIV/AIDS activity-oriented feature articles.
Toulson agreed with HRMC that the information shared by Hartnett was limited in scope, but said it was not insignificant given the use the newspaper articles made of it.
Do not try to back up articles which are obviously insignificant.
Elsevier's processing charges for articles (APC) range from $655 insignificant amounts to what could be called "outrageous" sums of around $5,0000 for The Lancet Global Health, its leading OA flagship magazine.
Partly inspired by the fact that most social newsfeeds are cluttered with insignificant updates, trivial conversations, and clickbait-style articles, This aspires to be a more concise, more valuable resource for the average user.
