Sentence examples for insignificant loss from inspiring English sources
"It's a very insignificant loss in terms of everything transported into Afghanistan," he said.
The experimental gain in analysis time was 17.6% (1 column) and 20.1% (2 columns in series) for a virtually insignificant loss of peak capacity (−4%).
The decreased degradation efficiency of RhB (MB) over bare ACR was about 25.74% (43.22%) after four times cycles, while insignificant loss was perceived over GO/ACR/CN.
Results show that the alloy could be greatly strengthened in a proper ageing process, with insignificant loss of ductility or even higher static tensile fracture toughness.
Desorption studies of biomass showed insignificant loss of adsorption capacity in the third regeneration; hence, the biomass is used for several cycles.
An insignificant loss in grain number was found from the plants that were exposed to the drought stress during tillering stage compared with the non-stressed plants.
I propose this idea not because it would benefit our bank — we own none of this troubled debt and, in recent years, have had insignificant losses from real estate lending — but only out of concern for the health of the global financial system.
The insignificant mass loss observed at 500 °C1000 °canan be ascribed to the loss of some carbonate anions that are strongly adsorbed on the mixed oxides crystallites [29].
In 1996, the staff of the Joint Committee on Taxation, which prepares official tax revenue estimates for Congress, calculated that repeal of the law would cause an insignificant revenue loss.
Thermogravimetric analysis for the particles revealed insignificant weight loss below 500 °C confirming their polymeric nature.
