Sentence examples for rather negligible from inspiring English sources

Expect the best song Oscar to be its rather negligible reward.

The temperature programmed hydrogenation of deposits left after the reaction showed the presence of surface carbon and rather negligible amounts of chlorine.

The influence of the curvature induced surface energy and its consequential stress state is investigated and found to be rather negligible.

However, (1) the estimated energy saving, and (2) the impact on food assimilation appear rather negligible even assuming that the observed decrease in SBT produces a similar lowering of field body temperature in the wild.

The experimental results indicate that the effects of wind barriers on galloping sensitivity of studied bridge decks are rather negligible, while bridge decks become quite prone to flutter for wind barriers placed at their windward edge.

In summary, all three unsaturated fatty acids under study, OA, EPA and DHA exert some fluidizing effect that is quite clear for bilayers in the gel state (DPPC), much smaller for bilayers in the liquid ordered state (mixtures containing cholesterol), and rather negligible for bilayers in the fluid disordered state (egg PC, POPC).

See also the Supplementary, Figure 2 for plots referring to making predictions in GSE8671 from GSE10950 and vice versa; the corresponding results are rather negligible -every competitor achieves AUC/accuracy close to 100%.

Colorful, visionary semi-abstractions and rather more negligible smudges of color on vellumlike paper form a kind of timeline in an installation called "En una Situación Dada" (2000-10), set forth in a small gallery and also including a few photographs and sundry Post-its scrawled with words and phrases.

As a consequence, error rate reduction will rather be negligible when a reject option is employed, even if the best classifier and the best AD measure are chosen.

But prices for fleeces in the UK are so low that some farmers burn, bury or bin the woollen coats, rather than receive negligible gains.

In warmer, wetter conditions than the Arctic (for example, mid-latitudes and tropics, see Fig. 2), the FIR plays a negligible (rather than compensating) role, and CRE is thus dominated by CREAW.