Noninsignificant

Noninsignificant is an adjective used to describe something that is not trivial, unimportant, or negligible. It suggests that the item or concept in question holds some degree of relevance, importance, or impact. The term is essentially a negation of "insignificant," emphasizing the presence of substance rather than its absence.

When something is deemed noninsignificant, it implies that it warrants attention or consideration. This could apply to various contexts, such as data analysis where a noninsignificant result might still have practical implications, or in discussions where a noninsignificant point could alter the overall understanding of a subject. It signifies that a factor, observation, or contribution has a noticeable effect or presence that cannot be easily dismissed. The term is often used in contrast to statistical insignificance, where a finding may be too small to be considered reliable evidence of an effect. Therefore, a noninsignificant factor is one that possesses a discernible, even if not overwhelmingly large, degree of consequence.