The effect of obesity is therefore miniscule, reflecting less than two minutes.
But the amount of RF emission exposure from a standard wireless router is miniscule (5000 times less than holding a cell phone to your ear, per EPRI field studies in 2011).
"My current wage, $10.04 was hard won over 18 years of miniscule raises of less than a dime or quarter a year.
Water vapour comprises one quarter of 1 % of the mass of the atmosphere equivalent to just two and half centimetres of liquid over the entire Earth (atmospheric water in the form of liquid droplets and ice adds less than one hundredth to this miniscule total).
As the moderator, CNN's John King, indicated, earmarked spending has always been a miniscule piece of federal spending – typically less than 1 percent.
5. Citizens should demand and receive the human entitlements of universal healthcare, livable Social Security, and free public college all made affordable by a miniscule, hardly noticeable dedicated transaction tax (less than 1%) on all stock bond and derivative transfers (trillions per week).
People like me, who care most about democratic institutions, become less concerned by major policy shifts because they seem miniscule and irrelevant by comparison to threats to democracy itself.
The medical community does not even see any merit in Texas's restrictions: the mortality rate of abortions is miniscule--0.6 per 100,000 procedures, which is less than childbirth mortality of 8.8 per 100,000 procedures.
That is a miniscule amount for a corporation of Aetna's size - and less than what Bertolini personally made in 2013, according to Forbes pay survey.
Although the chances of running into a venomous snake, much less being bitten and dying from the toxin injected into one's body, are miniscule compared to dying from cancer, heart disease, or an automobile accident, this seemingly unreasonable fear remains very real for many people.
