Sentence examples for making it negligible from inspiring English sources

We show that this results in a drastic decrease of the systematic error, making it negligible, compared to the random error of other operations.

Several approaches in combination with drugs and diet may slow aging, although not making it negligible [ 115].

Further, as shown below, the time taken to speciate generally falls well within the error of molecular clocks and the fossil record, making it negligible on these time scales as well.

"Those factors made it negligible enough not to be a real issue," he said.

Soon Chinese companies, playing to their own strengths in the supply chain, will close this gap to make it negligible or even begin to take a leading role.

For years, the administration has maintained that BPA primarily enters the body via food or beverages, making it a negligible health risk because orally ingested BPA breaks down and is eliminated from the body fairly quickly.

Unfortunately, the source ASs lack incentives to cooperate because the collateral damage of LFAs to them may be negligible, making it challenging to eradicate LFAs.

When there were very few graduates there were plenty of other rungs up the ladder: now without a degree the chances of the late-developing teaboy making it to manager are negligible.

Fourth, the short evolutionary distance assures that the incidence of multiple mutational hits at individual sites is negligible, making it possible to infer which mutational changes have occurred since speciation [ 24].

"It was expensive, 20 or 30 years ago, to set up a large dataset and communications, editing, storing backup tapes, and so on". By now, though, "a lot of the things that made it difficult are negligible costs".

While analysts generally agree that Eircom's steady cash flow from its fixed-line phone business and its negligible debt make it an attractive asset for private equity buyers, some say the price is getting high.