Sentence examples similar to very insignificant changes from inspiring English sources

Similarly, changing the orders of reads resulted in insignificant changes of the Jaccard index (<0.01).

So in this SARS outbreak case, the effect of human movement on airborne disease transmission, as it changes the dispersion and mixing pattern of infectious expiratory aerosol, is found to be very insignificant.

"For your average fisherman, who feels very insignificant in front of God, they are finding it difficult to understand the connection between climate change and human activity," he told me.

We realized in stages that we were very insignificant.

"It's a very insignificant loss in terms of everything transported into Afghanistan," he said.

The World Meteorological Organisation in Geneva says any cooling effect from Eyjafjallajokull will be "very insignificant".

"It is very insignificant," said Dr. Haddad, the Islam historian at Georgetown.

To my editor, I wrote: "Sri Lanka now feels very insignificant.

But it stressed that the energy used to transport and install the turbines was "very insignificant".

Nevertheless, the fact that all of these insignificant changes were upward was, itself, statistically significant.

But new studio bosses -- "more than enthusiastic" about the project" -- insist on two "insignificant" changes: Ditch the cowboys.