negligibly

negligible | American Dictionary

negligible
adjective
us/ˈneɡ·lɪ·dʒə·bəl/
too slight or small in amount to be important:
The effect on sales was negligible.

negligible | Business English

negligible
adjective
uk /ˈneɡlɪdʒəbl/us
too small in amount or degree to be of importance:
The interest received from these accounts is negligible.
negligible effect/impactThe rise in the minimum wage will have a negligible effect on jobs.
negligible growth/improvementThe economy had begun to crawl out of four years of negligible growth.

Examples of negligible

negligible
Unfortunately, however, negligible data on its activities have survived.
Motion in the surrounding fluid plays a negligible role in this phase.
Here we have made the additional assumption that vertical diffusion of solute is negligible.
The applied transformations satisfy the deformation principle since the truncated part of the generalized forces is negligible in this case.
From a denudational point of view, the difference between an elastic thickness of zero and 5 km is negligible.
The atmospheric work performed on their surfaces is therefore negligible.
For granular flows in which interstitial fluid effects are negligible the mechanical behaviour is determined entirely by the forces exerted at particle-particle contacts.
Spontaneous reconnection appears to be negligible because the entire penetration and expulsion proceeds more rapidly than the reconnection process.
Evidently, natural real rate and output variations, due to real shocks, are not negligible, and need to be accounted for in monetary policy analysis.
Though it was adopted energetically, its real impact eventually proved negligible, except for an initial flutter of activity.
The detection probability of intentional signals is assumed to be negligible or zero, and this article focused only on the unintentional signals.
With regard to disorganized attachment, they found genetic factors to be negligible.
These analogies are both productive and untenable; they perform indispensable narrative work, even if they are of questionable or even negligible truth value.
Some of these species are uncommon or contribute minimally to overall biomass and consequently their competition for resources may be ecologically negligible.
However, the proportions of older people who are estimated to be income-poor but house-rich, while small, are not negligible.
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