Sentence examples for negligible both from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the within-family models – which reduce confounding of unobserved parental characteristics shared by siblings - show that this association is negligible both statistically and substantively.

The effects of CO addition on the ignition of H2, to 50% CO in the fuel, and CH4, to 20% CO in the fuel, are observed to be negligible both experimentally and computationally for the conditions studied here.

While the cumulative effects of these are not negligible, both effects scale linearly with altitude and are in the order of centimetres at an altitude of 8 m.

This computation can be done independently of the BS output power because noise is supposed to be negligible both in simulations and analytical study.

The pedigree of such an interpretation is not negligible; both Proclus in his Elements of Theology as well as his teacher Syrianus in his commentary on Aristotle's Metaphysics viewed the immanent forms as particulars, without implying in any way that on this point they disagreed with Aristotle.

The differences between these two approaches are negligible both in and out of the steady state (data not shown).

While the adaptive T cell response is negligible in both unprocessed and photooxidized implants, the humoral response to both graft types needs to be addressed to determine why a response, particularly IgM, is induced.

As we can see, this probability was almost negligible for both men and women before age 30 years, increased in a similar manner for both sexes during the next decade of life, but increased more rapidly in men after age 40 years.

"Financially, it was negligible for both Google and publishers," said Jeffrey Lindsay, an analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.

In addition, the effect of buoyancy on heat transfer is negligible under both conditions.

However, the effect of NGF was negligible when both types of stimuli were simultaneously presented on the biomaterial surface.