Sentence examples for insignificant but consistent from inspiring English sources
Less pronounced and mostly insignificant but consistent associations were found for the masculinity score, positive for boys and negative for girls.
Female students demonstrated a slightly higher level of knowledge in comparison with male students; this difference is small and practically insignificant but consistent with the studies of Brook and Green et al [ 11, 12].
This study shows that lifetime fitness is the product of many parts and that small, statistically insignificant but consistent differences in these parts can add up to large differences over the course of a life cycle.
But consistent differences?
Inclusion of unemployment as a dummy variable rendered the association with the austerity period insignificant (p=0.33), consistent with the possibility that unemployment was a significant mediating factor.
"They are not insignificant, but they are not huge".
The statement called them "insignificant" but did not describe them.
Insignificant, but highly variable, changes were noted echocardiographically.
This was felt to be clinically insignificant but was recognized.
This result is insignificant but still a positive value.
