Sentence examples for insignificant increases in from inspiring English sources
The city's figures stand in sharp contrast to the nation's as a whole, which had a flat poverty rate of 15.8percentt for families with children in both periods, and tiny, probably statistically insignificant increases in poverty among the more educated, Mr. Levitan said.
There were insignificant increases in MN, MS and TS haplotype frequencies in migraine patients (Table 4).
They demonstrated that utilizing a reliable LND is frequently conceivable with insignificant increases in whole location and allocation expenditures.
By contrast, Louisiana, Maine and Tennessee, which all rejected the Medicaid expansion, show statistically insignificant increases in the uninsured.
Slightly higher (but statistically insignificant) increases in human albumin (i.e. to 40 ng/ml) were detected in the plasma of mice engrafted with Bcl-2 and HGF-HUVEC or in gels containing mLBM (Fig. 6, middle bars).
Irradiation with 2 Gy produced insignificant increases in the LS for both cell lines.
But a new study, the first to try to quantify attractiveness after a face-lift, brow-lift or eyelid surgery, found only a tiny, insignificant increase in attractiveness.
SIDOTI: "But would the world be safer if bin laden were caught?" GOVERNOR ROMNEY: "Yes, but by a small percentage increase — a very insignificant increase in safety by virtue of replacing bin Laden with someone else.
