Sentence examples for those insignificant from inspiring English sources

But finding those insignificant cancers is the reason the breast and prostate cancer rates soared when screening was introduced, Dr. Kramer said.

By 2008, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff declared it to be a "significant existential" one - carefully differentiating it, apparently, from all those insignificant existential threats Americans have faced in the past.

I was standing perhaps a hundred yards from it, but it seemed far away, shrouded by a forest of those insignificant evergreens (it seemed a forest then, but in reality they are very few) and, of course, shrouded by unfamiliarity, because I had never been inside it; I had seen this house only from the road and longed to live in it.

For each society, we set a significant level α and remove those insignificant links, resulting a directed dependence network.

In addition, we have set those insignificant cross-price elasticities in the demand system as zero for the calculation of nutrient elasticities.

It's one of those insignificant birthdays that you don't remember.

As Henry explains in the lengthy monologue that opens the play, it is here that he experienced one of "those simple little accidents, those seemingly insignificant coincidences that go on to have a major effect on your life".

Therefore, a more reasonable filtration rule that we advocate is to group all the results into two lists according to their Δ M values, i.e. those with insignificant Δ M and those with significant Δ M. Afterwards, the results in the two groups are ranked separately for FDR estimation.

The results show a clear enrichment for higher absolute P-Shifts (either indicative of GOF or LOF) for those genes with significant MutSig scores compared to those with insignificant scores.

But what Trump has done makes those differences insignificant.

But the renovated Belasco makes for an enduring shrine to his skills in those not insignificant aspects of theater.