Sentence examples for insignificantly small from inspiring English sources

In this expanse of water one quickly feels insignificantly small.

The central bank also said that the risks that inflation next year will exceed the official forecast are "insignificantly" small.

There is an exception if the stake is "de minimus," or insignificantly small.

Space is so vast and earth (as well as asteroids) so insignificantly small that we need not worry too much about such an event.

Russian companies' market share is insignificantly small compared with the global market.

Fortunately the amount of deutereuted water molecules in normal water insignificantly small and is about 150 ppm.

Thus, the disparities between calculated hmF2 and IRI model-predicted hmF2 values during high solar activity are found to be insignificantly smaller (∼3%) than those differences observed for low solar activity period.

But its oxidized form (exGRs-Fe(III), ex-green rust II or Fe(III)–green rust II) is characterized by insignificantly smaller interplanar distance 1.090 nm and indicates some relics of lamellar elements that remain in the structure of oxidized GR [28].

Interestingly, we also observed an insignificantly smaller average lateral ventricle volume in HD rats, which is opposite to findings in HD patients (Bohanna et al. 2008), but in agreement with the observations by Blockx et al. (2011), who interpreted this as a possible "pathological enlargement" phenomenon (Paulsen et al. 2006).

The estimated effect of maternal illness on time in school is very small and insignificantly different from zero.

The effects of the minimum wage introduction on training incidence are small and insignificantly different from zero for both the binary treatment definition and the intensity treatment.