Sentence examples for negligible increases from inspiring English sources
The phrase "negligible increases" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing changes or variations that are so small that they are not significant or impactful.
Example: "The study showed negligible increases in temperature over the past decade, indicating stable climate conditions."
Alternatives: "insignificant increases" or "minimal increases"
A higher proportion of them are white, compared with the population generally, in which non-Hispanic whites registered only negligible increases.
Added overhead for Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Data Protocol (UDP) connections are negligible; increases are measured in microseconds.
Despite the extra sessions, they found there were only "small to negligible" increases in children's total activity and small improvements in time spent doing moderate or vigorous exercise.
Created in 1913, the Fed doubled the dollar float out of the gate in the face of negligible increases in economic output.
During deceleration negligible increases in ventilation flows are found but drag increases by a factor of 4.
When the slope of the dissociation curve flattens, substantial increases in Pv aCO2 may actually represent negligible increases in Cv aCO2.
That would be a negligible increase in frequency.
The agency expected that the new fees would spur only a negligible increase in citizenship applications.
Many experts say it is too early to know if the negligible increase in remittances will continue.
The oxygen-dissociation curve, however, reaches a plateau at the normal alveolar partial pressure, and an increase in blood partial pressure results in a negligible increase in oxygen content.
And by using the same kind of computer modeling that he used for his Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain, more than a decade ago, he was able to achieve this quality at a close to negligible increase in cost.
