The fundamental premise in CS is that certain classes of signals, such as natural images, have a succinct representation in terms of a sparsity inducing basis, or frame, such that only a few coefficients are significant and the remaining coefficients are negligibly small.
Past behaviour was only able to explain 0.5% of the variance in behavioural intentions (R2 change = 0.001, F change = 0.111, P = 0.954), and did not emerge as a significant, independent predictor of intention, contributing negligibly to any additional variance.
In the BFS, performing all possible split-and-merge operations on a given match graph G may produce many neighbors, but a significant fraction of them might come with negligibly small edge weights (i.e. split-and-merge probabilities).
This transcellular fraction of sodium transported may be negligibly small in some parts of the vascular system but significant in others.
Low binding to X31 and HK soluble proteins, which contain significant amounts of M1, indicate that M1 is negligibly immunogenic (note that internal viral proteins from H3 and H1 viruses are antigenically highly conserved).
The amount of material transferred to the contact surface of DLC was negligibly small after 2 × 103 mm of sliding and thus had no significant effect on the surface roughness whereas significant amounts of Al were transferred to TiN coating and uncoated steel.
Based on a simplified spring model, it is verified that equilibrium deflections of all intermediate microcantilevers in the arrays are negligibly small prior to the onset of instability, and non-negligible deflections of the end microcantilevers cause a significant end-effect on pull-in instability of the comb-drive array.
Although significant, pinolene increased the spread of phosphorous acid spray droplets negligibly.
It was found that the cell operating temperature, oxygen flow rate and membrane thickness all had significant influences on water crossover, but the influence of methanol concentration was negligibly small.
It is observed that significant discrepancies exist between two solutions for small Peclet numbers, whereas two solutions deviate negligibly each other for medium Peclet numbers.
At high temperatures and excitation densities the excitons are heated and have a significant in-plane k-vector, making the probability of their zero-phonon radiative annihilation negligibly low [5, 27, 28].
