Sentence examples similar to negligibly important from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the growth of world population, global energy consumption and the growth of urban populations are characterized by exponential and even hyperbolic growth (especially for a certain finite time periods), when the factor being negligibly small at present could become significantly important in the near future.

Analyses of a governing parameter indicated that these terms are negligibly small for low speeds, but may be important, or even dominant, for high-speed flows.

Because the desorption of atoms and formation of overhangs and voids are negligibly small, the mass and volume conservation laws play an important role in the growth.

Interestingly, ICC at the level of randomisation (districts) was negligibly small, but cluster effects at the surgery level were quite important.

Perhaps the most important fact is that the crowds ransacking embassies this week are negligibly small when compared to the popular mobilisations that swept away dictators.

We also found that the export composition effect was negligibly small in both the high-income and middle-income group of countries during 1995 2008 and it has not played an important role in climate change.

[Mg2+] negligibly affects DNA unwrapping in physiological [NaCl].

And last but not negligibly, Mr. O'Neill is -- surprise!

They've contributed negligibly to global greenhouse emissions.

Under what circumstances are variations in the density negligibly small?

Modestly but not negligibly, ratings for that season rose.