Sentence examples for insignificant differentiation from inspiring English sources
Bayesian cluster analysis, PCA and FST analyses based on 131 SNPs clearly distinguish between the two OPVs, and despite considerable heterogeneity between and within seed lots, there is insignificant differentiation between breeder's seeds and commercial seeds in both OPVs.
Thus, although there is area overlap and environmental preferences for sailfish and spearfish (Ueyanagi et al. 1970; Nakamura 1985), it is important to highlight that there is some ecological differentiation which implies insignificant changes in the proportion of SAI (SAI/(SAI + SPF)) as a result of the distances from continental and equatorial zones.
When the models use one-lagged explanatory variables, there is thus an offset between the positive demonstration effect and negative differentiation effect, causing an insignificant decline in the regression coefficient.
Although a small but statistically insignificant increase was found after 48 hours of differentiation in the presence of 1% DMSO, 96 hours of incubation resulted in a 14-fold increase in the Top/Fop ratio relative to control conditions.
Contrary to these observations the contribution of DWI/DTI metrics in the preoperative differentiation of these two groups has been reported insignificant [ 8, 9].
We have not yet exhaustively investigated the relative effects of very low-dose MTX upon differentiation, apoptosis, and growth arrest of LNCaP (although apoptosis appears to be an insignificant fraction).
However, it also gave rise to an insignificant decrease in the number of MAP2-positive cells (late neuroblasts) over the course of spontaneous neuronal differentiation [ 89, 97].
Given that trichomes are easily accessible and their appendages are insignificant for plant growth, they provide an excellent model system for studying the molecular mechanisms in plant cell differentiation [ 4].
There is technology differentiation.
"That isn't insignificant".
