Sentence examples for the insignificant differences from inspiring English sources
The Free Asx D/L age estimations are clearly the most promising universal AAR dating tool (Fig. 9a), especially for previously un-analysed colonies, because of the insignificant differences observed between trajectories from different colonies irrespective of temperature histories and geographical locations.
This could explain the insignificant differences between (+MOH) and (-MOH) in the current study.
Interestingly, this causes the insignificant differences and significant increases in displacement and instantaneous densification rate at the demarcation point of about 500 °C.
According to Hilbert (1922b, 202), their "shape can be generally and certainly recognized by us independently of space and time, of the special conditions of the production of the sign, and of the insignificant differences in the finished product".
Despite the insignificant differences between the depicted measurements, the duration of response was noticeably longer for tremelimumab than for chemotherapy (35.8 versus 13.7 months, resp).
This condition may explain the insignificant differences in IL-10 and TGF-β1expression levels among the treatment groups in the present study.
According to their finding, we could assume that the insignificant difference of body length might be related to the small-sized sample of this study.
The insignificant difference in the spectral shapes and T1C values between PLLA-Q and PDLLA strongly suggests that the effects of difference in the chain regularity and interaction on the spectral shapes and T1C values are very low.
In conclusion, the insignificant difference in SOCmin, slow SOC pool sizes and MRTs between macro-aggregates and micro-aggregates indicated that SOC mineralization rate and thus the protection of SOC was similar in both macro-aggregates and micro-aggregates.
Despite the insignificant difference between EMG activity of the masseter muscles in bilateral balanced occlusion and canine guidance occlusion, the mean EMG activity was higher in canine guidance compared to bilateral balanced occlusion.
The insignificant difference in species composition of seedlings in the upper hills may be due to further factors (not investigated in the present context) involving more subtle or site-specific management practices, e.g., due to different historical land-usage intensities.
