Sentence examples for insignificant drop in 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.

There was a transient and clinically insignificant drop in haemoglobin immediately after HIFU (mean decrease of 1.0 g dl−1 (range 0.9 3.2 g dl−1)).

The recent statistically insignificant drop in mortality from all cancers combined is due in part to the rise in death from CNS tumors during the study period.

Preservation of splanchnic blood flow at PEEPopt and PEEPmax was attributed to an increase in oxygen extraction ratio that was sufficient to compensate for the small, insignificant drop in cardiac output and DO2 that occurred during PEEP titration [ 15].

The slightly greater (but statistically insignificant) drop in ionized calcium provoked by saline injection in Casr+/- mice may indicate a difference in intravascular volume that was not apparent by the normal hematocrit and body weight that Casr+/- mice have as compared to their siblings [ 10](and data not shown).

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.

If adding this variable to the model resulted in a different variable becoming insignificant, the insignificant variable was dropped in the next round of development.

Not an insignificant number, but still a drop in the ocean compared to Microsoft's Windows or Apple's OS X.