Sentence examples for negligible knowledge from inspiring English sources
(2 Except for the value, Alice has negligible knowledge about,,, and the comparison results between and for all.
(1 Except for the value, Bob has negligible knowledge about,, and the comparison results between and for all.
Like any other computationally secure protocols, "negligible knowledge" used in the above definition should be interpreted as, given the available information to a party, the distribution of all possible values of the private input from the other party is computationally indistinguishable from the uniformly random distribution [48].
From those classroom experiences we learned significant lessons as to how to close the gap between the broad implications heralded by cutting-edge genetics and the negligible knowledge base the average citizen, or in our case, biology teacher, had accessible for this focus.
In 17 studies comparing alternative simulation interventions, training in non-technical skills (e.g. communication) and medical management compared with training in medical management alone was associated with negligible effects for knowledge and skills (four studies, ES range 0.14 0.15).
At the same time, it gives negligible influence to the knowledge of the uniform main magnetic field in the muon storage region located at just 23 mm away from the beam channel.
The cost to taxpayers was negligible and, to my knowledge, has never been authoritatively estimated.
Two-thirds of the doctors surveyed recommended educational campaigns to disseminate information about ECPs and its correct use; they felt that public knowledge is negligible except among the educated urban class.
Though writing in the weekly its author formerly edited, Hensher found the biography "negligible" as "a contribution to knowledge", "written in something of a hurry" and interesting only when addressing Churchill's literary style.
Adjusted results identified a negligible mean difference of 0.01 in knowledge scores between groups at 1 month (s.e.=0.032; 95%CI: −0.65 to 0.64; P=0.64).
