Sentence examples for too negligible from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fischl at his best is a teller of nonstories, of passing thoughts, indefinable tensions and denouements too negligible to notice.

(4) The space usage overhead in our method is a lower order term compared with the best prior work's space usage and occurs only O logn) times during the stream processing and is too negligible to be detected by the OS in practice.

(The claim has been made that this is because the numbers are too negligible, that if you were dividing, say, a hundred million dollars, and were offered ten million while your fellow player took ninety million, you would then take yours and be glad.

Gravitational waves ripple out from Earth as it orbits the Sun, but the amount of energy it loses over a period of billions of years is too negligible to be measurable.

Although p-cymene can cause swelling of the bacterial cytoplasmic membrane and makes it more permeable for active compounds [8], L. trinervium chemotype I has too low an oil yield and only a trace amount of p-cymene, thus this action would be too negligible for phytomedical use.

Results were all over the map - some positive, some negative, some too negligible to mean much.

The evidence of commercial activity, too, is negligible.

Fred Khumalo, a well-known journalist and commentator, said too many "negligible beliefs" were supported with the catchall defense of tradition.

Similarly, analogue 16a with d-1-naphthylmethyl side chain at C2 too had negligible inhibition of HDAC activity, failed to induce global histone 3 (H3) acetylation in the HCT116 colorectal cancer cell line and demonstrated minimal effect on growth.

The pH change in this case too was negligible, suggesting the possible oxidation of BB molecules in the course of decolourisation.

Enh-IEEE 802.15.4 at higher BO (12) has lower energy consumption that too becomes negligible after around 240 s in the simulation time.