He said: "We are pleased with the judgement which again leaves negligible tax liability and overwhelmingly supports the views collectively and consistently held by our advisers, legal counsel and MIH itself.
In this model, following a migration out of Africa into western Asia, the migration that carried human populations into Oceania was separate from the migration into East Asia and left a negligible genetic trace along the path to Oceania.
The uniform height of walls propitiated the roof installation directly fixed to the room upper perimeter (see p. 97 of [26]), leaving a negligible ventilation space through the roof borders (less than 5 cm between the shelter and wall top).
In the latter context, models can be erroneous by leaving out "negligible" factors and, at least for reasonable times, our model predictions do not differ significantly with the target systems we are modeling (wait long enough, however, and such predictions will differ significantly).
This was generally true for both small-world, and scale-free networks leaving a negligible amount of cooperation at T-values higher than 4.5.
This quasi-universal principle and its limitations leave non-negligible details to national or regional regulatory or jurisprudential fine-tuning.
Preceding disease onset, large numbers of effector cells invade the CNS, with only negligible numbers left in the periphery.
He has reported $29,000 in large contributions during the second quarter, but he has a burn rate of about $18,000 per quarter, leaving McAuliffe a negligible financial edge.
Because differences in use and costs of diuretics, β-blocking agents, and calcium channel blockers (ATC codes C03, C07, and C08) between both groups were negligible, they were left out of the medication cost calculations.
A handful of lettuce leaves contains negligible nutritive benefit; the dressing adds nothing beyond lubrication.
