Sentence examples for negligible shared from inspiring English sources

Longitudinal twin analysis in TEDS (Fig.  1, Supplementary Table S3) indicates that problematic peer behaviour throughout early to late childhood is highly heritable (4 11 years, 0.60 < twin- h ≤ 0.71), with negligible shared environmental effects (0.02 <  c ≤ 0.09) and moderate non-shared/residual influences (4 11 years, 0.27 < twin- e ≤ 0.38).

The Tories say the line would go from London to Leeds, a route on which air has a negligible share.

But a very large part of our industrial output consists of military products, in contrast to the negligible share in Japan.

That is good news for Microsoft's struggling mobile phone initiative, though the company still has a negligible share of the market.

From a negligible share a few years ago, it is rising fast in the global smartphone market too.It has managed this expansion while remaining in rude financial health.

Mr McConnell, however, demurs, arguing that earmarks account for a negligible share of the deficit and provide a useful check on the president's discretion over spending.The Democrats, meanwhile, face internal troubles of their own.

The number grew from a negligible share in 2001 to 9.5% in 2011, second in the world to America, according to a report published by the Institute of Scientific and Technical Information of China.

However, these individuals represent a negligible share of observations.

Quite a feat for an outfit that had a negligible share in the 1990s.

With regard to C&T-employment, Central Europe already had a negligible share in 1995 and this dropped even further.

10We ignore individuals that are either disabled or not in the labor force (and yet not retired), as they represent a negligible share of the population.