Sentence examples for quite insignificant from inspiring English sources

The dissipation of wind energy that has been transferred to water movements is quite insignificant, as is the effect of heat transfer due to chemical and photosynthetic processes.

In fact, the story is full of small repetitions, often of quite insignificant words, and it's only when replacements are suggested that I realize that the words were meant to be there.

The student's reflections over this phenomenon were quite insignificant.

"It makes Louis's achievement from four years ago look quite insignificant.

The change is, however, also quite insignificant statistically (t=0.51) and substantively very minor.

Since, the power expended in computation is quite insignificant than the energy exhausted in communication, n CA survives quite long to function as the processing node.

However, the ML tree of Figure  6C does not support this view since 2ppgA clusters with the viruses of the Alphatetraviridae and Cystoviridae families, although with quite an insignificant bootstrap value of 16.

And the associated non-linguistic perceptual and cognitive differences can be quite small, perhaps insignificant.

Linear trends are quite significant over the period 1980 1989 and are insignificant during 1990 2006 but are retained for comparison.

It is also worth noting that the MAC noted that their findings were far from robust – all they had to do was change the variables slightly, look at a somewhat different time period, or change the technical specifications of the model – and the results were quite different (and statistically insignificant).

As expected, when the estimated degree of discrimination is decomposed, the effect through the variance is quite large, but statistically insignificant.