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"insignificant changes" is a perfectly correct and acceptable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe minor alterations that are not necessarily important or significant. For example, "The new version of the software has some insignificant changes from the old one that don't really affect how it operates."
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Similarly, changing the orders of reads resulted in insignificant changes of the Jaccard index (<0.01).
The results show insignificant changes on still performance.
The relaxing person can then "hear" the most insignificant changes in his muscle tension.
But new studio bosses -- "more than enthusiastic" about the project" -- insist on two "insignificant" changes: Ditch the cowboys.
Nevertheless, the fact that all of these insignificant changes were upward was, itself, statistically significant.
Insignificant changes in the future system might be assumed due to the impacts of climate changes.
In fact, even seemingly insignificant changes in particle size can have profound effects on these properties.
The group merely fed with TMR showed insignificant changes in all investigated parameters.
This shows us that the market's pricing is consistent year over year given the small insignificant changes to the ratio.
Other metals exhibited insignificant changes in impedance but did show some passive film formation.
However, the radial position controller would ignore fast but insignificant changes in radius arising due to edge localized modes.
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