Sentence examples for insignificant proportion from inspiring English sources
What about the not insignificant proportion of conifers in the Buffalo Canyon flora?
The result shows that the capital cities contributes insignificant proportion (0.5%; 314 km2) of urban area in Himalayan region and accommodating large (ca. 4 million) population during 2015.
She has another four weeks to do – could you please help?" These women represent a not insignificant proportion of the prison population who are not a "danger to the public".
In effect, that means anyone employing children as maids in India, a not insignificant proportion of the population, could be jailed for at least five years, while the vast network of "placement agents", who bring children from poor villages to work in India's towns and cities, could be put away for at least 14 years.
The modified NPs cause death of an insignificant proportion of cells.
Components such as carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, nitrogen and helium constitute an insignificant proportion of natural gas composition.
Most other fish species have declined to insignificant proportions.
While internationally trained pharmacists constitute a not-insignificant proportion of the GB Register of Pharmacists, and while their contribution is likely to be helping employers meet service demands, it is also clear from this analysis that Great Britain does not rely on internationally trained pharmacists to the same extent as it does on internationally trained doctors or nurses.
This is insignificant as a proportion of the total population.
With these adjustments there was an increase, although statistically insignificant, in the proportion of cases from smoke-exposed areas during days of cane burning.
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.
