Sentence examples for sufficiently ignored from inspiring English sources

His "substantial assistance" generated greater knowledge about the black market in fossils, a market that Bell said "was sufficiently ignored for a time" and "able to hide in plain sight".

Supposing that the mass of cable is sufficiently small to be ignored, we can obtain F_{text{f}} Fcdottext{sgn} (dot{x}_{text{f}} )F_{text{M}} (19).

Under the quasi-static assumption, the time-derivatives of the associated electric fields are considered as sufficiently small to be ignored in Maxwell's equations.

Menezes et al. (1989) and Anderson (1986a, b) investigated that there is a low amount of clay in carbonates in comparison with sandstones and this amount is sufficiently small to be ignored and they observed that carbonate surfaces are positively charged at basic conditions of pH < 9.5.

Although these sets of genomic hairpins contained an unknown number of true miRNAs (so FN and TP), this number was expected to be sufficiently small to be ignored.

Indeed, the convergence is only guaranteed in one of the following special situations: 1) the reaction is of 0th order; 2) the reaction is a real value-order monomolecular reaction, with 1st order reaction as a special case; 3) the covariance contribution in (34) is sufficiently small to be ignored for all participating reactant species of a particular reaction channel.

Large SNR (sufficiently small ): by ignoring, (18) becomes (20).

We will suppose that this size is sufficiently large to ignore the Gibbs-Thomson effect.

The decrease in K is a few percent quantitatively, and the decrease is sufficiently small to ignore.

While diffusion-induced convection can be neglected for sufficiently dilute solutions, ignoring density differences even in this limit can lead to erroneous results.

Since the potential of every term for large m, n is sufficiently small, by ignoring their offsetting effect, we can estimate them item by item.