| 词汇 | example_english_insignificance |
| 释义 | Examples of insignificanceThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Once developed, the alien idea proved a potent motif for fictional explorations of the singularity or insignificance of humanity cultivated by the extraterrestrial hypothesis. Their fate emphasizes not only the insignificance of human resistance to the struggle, but also the latent power of unsolicited natural selection. Moreover, as among men, this activity largely receded into insignificance with the progression of age (3.2 % for the age group 40 and more). Tests indicated insignificance for squared and cubed forms of independent variables, and a better fit for the linear versus a log or other non-linear models. As the opportunity value of continued existence shrinks, the corresponding duty fades to insignificance and eventually disappears altogether. By contrast, silk-gauze-weaving receded into insignificance with progressing age (2.1 % among those aged 40 and more). A reviewer has suggested that the overall insignificance of these regressors could be due to data quality. Ties between devotees, where they exist, pale into insignificance in comparison. The insignificance of the results in this group and the small sample size suggest that little weight should be given to the reversal. The relatively equal distribution of characteristics and the insignificance of the sources are the two main aspects of space-ambiophony. And surely it is in everyone's interests not to see what is valued in creative exceptionality flattened out into mere variation and insignificance? Rather, this story exemplifies the moral insignificance of luxuries. History has sufficiently demonstrated that harmful exogenous influences may pale into insignificance against the destructive talents of endogenous actors. To be the echo of every passion was to wipe the slate clean and to attain to a moral absolute: total insignificance. The statistical insignificance means that the model cannot estimate the coefficient on birth weight precisely. Nevertheless, these minor reservations pale into insignificance when set beside the writer's considerable achievement. I know that this philosophy of struggle will be a source of no insignificance for him during his career and later during his retirement. There are good reasons to doubt these generally accepted assumptions about the insignificance of local government in the nature of, and the prospects for, liberalism. In comparison to the enormity of state-sponsored brutality during the century now behind us, the problem of medical complicity can pale into seeming insignificance. Nevertheless, the insignificance of these effects in our data suggests that environmental similarity was not a confounding factor in our genetic analyses. Turning to the 1970s, the sensitivity analyses confirm the insignificance of democracy during this period. The implication from all this is that an insignificant estimate of should not be interpreted as insignificance of the regime switching. Since this indicator captures primarily formal regulation, its insignificance may reflect a situation where informal rules and their enforcement matter more. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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