The authors probably only defined this version as the "modified Prolo Scale" because there were merely negligible differences in how to write the items (e.g., grade 1 vs. E1, etc).. Conversely, other versions of the "modified Prolo Scale" were significantly different from the original one.
> -wrap-foot> The composition of the oil phase is constant with a cyclohexane-to-chloroform volume ratio of 4 1; the shell component 1 (TPC) is dissolved in the oil phase; polycondensation is started by addition of an aqueous solution (75 ml) of shell component 2 (amine mixture, i.e., diamine and cross-linker) It leads to almost only capsules with merely negligible amount of solid particles.
Images that originated on album covers or concert posters, or merely as negligible publicity stills, are transmuted by scale and setting into a vicarious dreamscape by those billboard artists — the genius designers and publicists and painters — whose work is captured in Robert Landau's lavish time tunnel of a picture book, "Rock 'n' Roll Billboards of the Sunset Strip".
The type of public created in a PIA should not be regarded as a merely contingent and overall negligible result of a combination of a recruitment process and the PIA's design.
Negligible but diverting (Mitchell).
But contact seems negligible.
Throughout, an underlying question looms, asking whether the Internet and the global supply chain have really accelerated ingenuity or merely sent us scurrying to build negligible novelties, soon to be forgotten.
Yet their reactions were strikingly asymmetric: what was initially seen as a great triumph and of striking evidential weight in favour of the Newtonian theory, was later, when it had to be re-analyzed as disconfirmatory after the discovery of Laplace's mathematical oversight, viewed merely as a minor embarrassment and of negligible evidential weight against the Newtonian theory.
BIC is often employed in large-sample settings where the modeling objective is descriptive, since it eliminates variables corresponding to negligible effects that are statistically significant merely because of the sample size.
negligible," she wrote, "but paramount".
In agreement with European [ 43] recommendations, we do not pretend that any of the cut-off points are completely safe exposure levels, but merely represent hypothetical exposure levels below which adverse effects might be negligible.
