The phrase "a trivial decrease in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small or insignificant reduction in a particular quantity or measurement.
Example: "The study showed a trivial decrease in the average temperature over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a minor reduction in" or "a negligible decline in".
A ten percent increase in the language concentration of LEP students (i.e., change of 0.1) is associated with a trivial decrease in mathematics achievement of 0.0005 standard deviations.
When mixed with an equal volume of semen, the placebo gel induced only a trivial decrease in semen pH (from 7.8 to 7.7).
It was isotonic and had a pH of 4.4 but with minimal buffering capacity; when mixed with an equal volume of semen, the placebo gel induced a trivial decrease in semen pH (from 7.8 to 7.7).
Another study found that by not reporting lesions smaller than 6 mm seen on CT colonography, radiologists could substantially reduce costs and complications while producing only a trivial decrease in cancer detection [ 32].
Interestingly, although replacement of key MHC-interacting residues in a peptide with alanine residues typically results in a non-trivial decrease in the affinity of peptide binding to MHC, the predicted HLA-Cw*0102-binding HLA-Cw*0102-binding HLA-Cw*0102-bindingersions of the NCPERIITL peptide were not affinitiesy different frof thet of the index peptide (Table 3b).
The planned cuts, the organisation says, would actually produce only trivial decreases in America's spending on its farmers, and would be little help to farmers in the developing world.
That would be a trivial sum in America or Britain.
The first trial was to include a "trivial" epistasis in base paired regions (helices) as a part of the additive effect (see Methods section – Trivial epistasis).
The dinucleoside polyphosphate hydrolase activity of Fhit seemingly plays a trivial role in tumor suppression [ 10].
Therefore, acne is not a trivial disease in comparison with other chronic conditions [ 2].
