Sentence examples for insignificant contributions from inspiring English sources

It gives me no pride to note that in science and technology, Egypt, and the entire Arab world, have made insignificant contributions.

BlackBerry devices and feature phones are still somewhat holding their own, while Symbian and the practically insignificant contributions from Windows Phone trail the number of iPad users whether you're looking at daily, weekly or monthly active user counts.

Elastic net regularization regresses an output variable against a set of predictor variables (kinase activity) and invokes a penalty on the number of variables in order to eliminate kinases with insignificant contributions.

There are apparent reasons still not understood why the simple model works so well while the refined theories, non-linear or otherwise, of the past half century or more have made insignificant contributions; they have been a disappointment, to say the least.

We only utilized GPS stations of a region with a longitude range of 170.2°E 176.5°E and latitude range of 40.0°S 44.0°S, considering insignificant contributions of postseismic fault movements to the deformation of GPS observations away from mainshock rupture regions.

The significance and variance of the heme coordination urges the use of a numerical descriptor other than the binary, presence (1) or absence (0), for describing insignificant contributions (< 1 log unit) of hydrogen bonds and interactions with heme iron (FP1-FP7).

Among factors contributing to the composition effects, most characteristics made a small or insignificant contribution to the gender difference in HRD.

Langwell is run as a farming, holiday lettings and sporting business which makes a not insignificant contribution to the local economy.

If more of us urbanites grew our own food it could help reduce food waste and could make a small but not insignificant contribution to food security in cities.

Ray tracing is a recursive procedure; each reflected or refracted ray is again traced in the same fashion until it vanishes into the background or makes an insignificant contribution.

Someone on his Langwell estate, a gillie maybe, put out a statement saying the payments "included reimbursements for extensive woodland planting schemes (native – not commercial trees) to improve the ecology of this wildly beautiful and remote area", and the estate makes "a not insignificant contribution to the local economy".