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The phrase "remains insignificant" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that continues to have little importance or impact over time. Example: "Despite the numerous changes in the industry, the company's market share remains insignificant."
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As of today, HP's AMD-equipped commercial desktops remain channel-restricted, and AMD's share of this business remains insignificant".
Syria has repeatedly protested that it is doing what it can and that what trickle of insurgents may cross remains insignificant.
However, without control for the time trend the coefficient remains insignificant (see below).
Public HCE has the expected negative impact on VAD but remains insignificant.
The coefficient on excess cash is negative and statistically insignificant, and that on the E-index remains insignificant.
This ensures that the random factor due to the meeting sequence remains insignificant for various values of (gamma) and (beta).
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The coefficient, however, remains statistically insignificant.
The association between BMI and hours of work remains statistically insignificant as long the chance of getting married remains below 40%.
The risk measure variable remains statistically insignificant even after individual characteristics (Column 2) and other potential explanatory factors (Column 3) are accounted for.
The share of linguistically distinct migrants, on the other hand, points into the opposite direction of what was expected, and remains statistically insignificant.
Explicit knowledge of opening clauses is shown not to affect job flows, and the job growth rate remains statistically insignificant, leading the authors to conclude that establishments do not gain more flexibility from opening clauses or perhaps already have enough flexibility as might be the case if they pay above the bargained wage.
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