Sentence examples for insubstantial increases from inspiring English sources

The opto-mechanical design permits real-sun flash illumination at a millisecond time scale so that solar cells can be characterized with only insubstantial increases in cell temperature even at irradiance levels of thousands of suns.

The first hypothesis was tested in terms of whether blastocoelar GADCs proliferate by using the detection of BrdU, which was applied during the period of active increase in the number of blastocoelar GADCs; however, the obtained result was an insubstantial increase in the proportion of BrdU-incorporated blastocoelar GADCs (Fig. 5A,B).

The survival disadvantage observed by Shah et al 22 was not insubstantial: an increased point risk of death of 18%, increasing to 37% for patients on β-blockers only.

The size of the effect across the total sample was small, but not insubstantial (an 18% increase in risk of death), with subgroup analyses suggesting that this reflected larger effects mostly confined to patients with pancreatic and prostate cancers, and to those on β-blockers without additional blood pressure lowering medicines (BPLM).

Inversely, if Δ P is too high, MBS M activates the interference mitigation procedure even if the interference from neighboring F l is insubstantial, which leads to an increase in the signaling overhead.

Initially considered gimmicky and insubstantial, it gradually developed a reputation for higher quality while increasing its circulation and advertising revenues at a time when few papers were experiencing growth.

To reduce the impact of insubstantial changes of rare expressed transcripts, the FPKM of any transcript in the second tissue was increased by 1 (see equation below).

Money is insubstantial now.

So far, so insubstantial.

This insubstantial pageant has faded.

It is papery and insubstantial.