The phrase "are insignificant when compared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relative importance or value of two or more things, indicating that one is less important than the other.
Example: "The costs of the project are insignificant when compared to the potential benefits it could bring to the community."
Alternatives: "are trivial in comparison" or "are minor when contrasted".
IN the draft environmental statement, the corporation said the "number of collisions and resulting bird mortality is expected to be insignificant when compared to the total number of birds migrating along the Atlantic flyway".
For him, the accuracy of the events recorded is insignificant when compared with the contribution the myth makes to the Christian view of the world I'm less interested here in assessing the morality of that worldview than assessing its coherence.
While the εtherm changes were insignificant when compared to the increase of Sn content.
Volcanic gas or seawater have the tendency to increase the total mineral volume, but this increase is insignificant when compared to the total volume available (Fig. 7b).
(1) The feature difference between the leaves and the background is insignificant when compared to the difference between the flower and either the leaves or the background.
We show that, given the available evidence, the environmental impact of a sequestration leak is likely to be insignificant when compared to the expected impact from continued non-mitigated atmospheric CO2 emissions and the subsequent acidification of the marine system.
Both cross plots appropriately reveal that the dominant lithology is carbonate (dolomite enjoys higher percentage than that of limestone); furthermore, amount of sandstone found is insignificant when compared to the abundance of carbonate.
Note that this "expansion" distortion is insignificant when compared to the actual embedding distortion, as discussed in Section 3 and demonstrated in Table 4 and Figures 7 and 8.
According to a Cr VI /Fe(II) molar ratio of 1 3 for the reaction, only about 1 2 μM of Cr VI) could be consumed by Fe(II), which is insignificant when compared to the initial Cr VI) concentration of 40 μM.
