Examples of insignificantly

• Do you want curtains that are a focal feature of your room or ones that blend insignificantly into the background?

• The turning, rather insignificantly signposted, is after about 1km on the left.

• The divers look insignificantly tiny amid the vast expanse of ocean.

• But a series of actions, each insignificantly different from its predecessor, can take us from one to the other.

• On the first statement, opinions changed insignificantly, perhaps due to a ceiling effect (opinion in 1987 was already about as positive as it could be).

• A dominant share of domestic savings stems from profit, while workers and campesinos contribute insignificantly.

• One-third were in fair health, which means that their daily routines were affected by ailments but their independence was insignificantly circumscribed.

• Once again, trauma arising in each of the six age categories was insignificantly associated with meaning.

• Education has the expected positive and significant effect in the 1960s, and is similarly positive in the 1970s albeit insignificantly.

• The percentage population rural variable is insignificantly related to shipments and deaths in the county-level analyses, but significantly related in the state analyses.

• However, no special measures are needed if the risk is insignificantly higher, such as in people over age 65 years.

• Both measures of deforestation were found to be insignificantly related to the income terms.

• All three attitudes were related (albeit statistically insignificantly) to low self-esteem and depressive symptoms - which had increased in the sample since the previous observation.

• Three of the ten children were regarded as being unaffected or only insignificantly affected in all fields.

• But that means a (perhaps insignificantly small) change of topic.

• The enzyme showed 57% inhibition by jird anti-somatic collagenase antibodies and reacted insignificantly with normal jird sera.

• More over, future actual return on pension assets is positively correlated with portfolio composition, but insignificantly correlated to expected rate of return on pension assets.

• It is essential that the indicated degrees of nonuniformity insignificantly vary within the laser pulse duration and from one experiment to another.