The phrase "negligible involvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of participation or engagement that is so small that it is almost insignificant.
Example: "The study found that the participants had negligible involvement in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "minimal participation" or "insignificant engagement."
"Given the negligible involvement of Global One in the market for top-level Internet connectivity," the statement said, "this undertaking could not remove the serious doubts raised".
She can't, contractually, discuss what she describes as her negligible involvement in the development of the drug, and the company isn't prepared to say much about the workings of its chemical, which it says it hopes to have approved by the Food and Drug Administration next year.
For Chodorow, the rigidly differentiated, compulsively rational, stubbornly independent self is a masculine defensive formation a warped form of the relational self that develops as a result of fathers' negligible involvement in childcare.
This led to a P-release/HAc-uptake ratio of 0.01 P-mol C-mol−1, which indicates a negligible involvement of poly-P in the anaerobic conversions when compared to typical ratios [P-release/HAc-uptake ratios as high as 0.75 P-mol C-mol−1 (Schuler and Jenkins 2003)] of high grade PAO enrichment cultures.
Previous studies in neonatal and adult cardiac cells suggested negligible involvement of TRPC3 in excitation contraction coupling.
Although the expanded indication for ESD for the treatment of early gastric cancer is based on the assumption of negligible lymph node involvement, the incidence of lymph node metastasis in cases of early gastric cancer with expanded indication is higher than that in cases where there is an absolute indication for ESD [4].
Sensory involvement is negligible.
In stage Ia1, with invasion no deeper than 3 mm below the basement membrane, the rates of parametrial and pelvic lymph node involvement are negligible (less than 1%).
On the other hand, in subsequent studies negligible rates of nodal involvement were found in patients with pure DCIS: Kelly et al. [ 10] found nodal metastases in only 3/134 (2.2%) patients, Intra et al. reported SLN metastases in 7/223 (3.1%) patients [ 11], Farkas et al. found no cases of SLN metastasis among 44 patients [ 12].
Despite this, research suggests that communication between healthcare workers and carers is poor and training in imparting information to carers effectively and encouraging their involvement has been negligible.
"Audience participation is negligible.
