The phrase "insignificant volume" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a small or negligible amount or quantity of something. Example: The company's profits were negatively impacted by the insignificant volume of sales during the holiday season.
The Western Ghats, which slope down abruptly to the western maritime plains, would theoretically allow dams to harness water flowing down the steep slope; however, the rivulets that rise on the summit have an insignificant volume of flow in winter.
To examine the separation of oxidative phosphorylation and respiration, an inhibitory agent 2,4-dinitrophenol (2,4-DNP) was applied to cells which resulted in insignificant volume changes of the mitochondria (2.5±0.4% versus 2.1±0.2% in the control).
However, the SHP sample and untreated samples showed only an insignificant pore volume.
Small but insignificant tumor volume regression was observed during lung SBRT.
We may eventually only speculate as to whether small but insignificant differences in volume balance might be causative for the observed differences in blood transfusions or in the number of days of mechanical ventilation.
Volume effect became insignificant when differences in treatment among volume quartiles were controlled.
However, a spokesperson said the numbers were "almost insignificant" compared with the volume of travellers arriving from the UK every day.
Multivariable analysis revealed that tumour unifocality was most associated with pathologically defined insignificant disease and tumour volume (P<0.0001).
The threshold effect may also be responsible for the insignificant association between hospital volume, as continuous variable, and hospital LOS and charges.
This, however, was not observed in our KD mice, suggesting the effect of hepatic fat deposition on hepatic volume is insignificant.
Marrie and colleagues investigated an adult population in Alberta, Canada, and found an insignificant contribution by hospital volume for prediction of in-hospital death [ 18].
