Sentence examples for insignificant drop from inspiring English sources

"Even if this brouhaha is about a real problem, I think when you look at the number of workers involved, it is a totally insignificant drop in a massive labor market," said Daryl Buffenstein, a immigration lawyer in Atlanta who has corporate clients and is general counsel for the American Immigration Lawyers Association.

Preliminary experiments also suggest that the exact number of removed components is not important, even doubling the number to 60 caused only an insignificant drop in the performance.

Up to an age of 90 days, the samples under all types of curing conditions showed improved response on the pulse velocity and subsequently an insignificant drop.

It found that 44percentt of parents of online teens have read the privacy policies of websites their children are using, while half are using parental controls to try to control their online teens' activities (a "statistically insignificant" drop from the 54 percent who reported doing so in 2011, according to Pew).

In 2011, 157 cases were reported -- an insignificant drop from the some 160 cases reported in 2010.

There was a statistically significant (but clinically insignificant) drop with hemodilution (4 ± 5 mg/L, P = 0.04).

It can also be noted that LMM specimens with the moderate and low CNTs contents (i.e. 0.5 and 1.0%) were more stable under thermal fatigue cycles as they demonstrated statistically insignificant or no drop in compressive strength after 300 cycles.

Backward selection was used to drop insignificant terms.

The ANOVA table for MRR after dropping insignificant terms and interactions has been presented in Table 5.

The ANOVA table for surface roughness (SR) after dropping insignificant terms and interactions has been presented in Table 6.

In the simplified model the indicator variable for the SARS pandemic was also insignificant and therefore dropped.