Sentence examples for differences are trivial from inspiring English sources

Some differences are trivial.

Moreover, nanoparticle compositions (related to magnetic properties) and nanoparticle surfactants (affecting diffusion and interaction of nanoparticles in organic solvent) also affect the assembly process and hence the superstructure shape, although their differences are trivial between the two superstructures.

But these differences are trivial compared to the vast gap between our mutual views and conventional science, in which consciousness emerges exclusively as an epiphenomenon of complex neuronal-level computation.

In fact, the procedure may declare two matrices as "unrelated" when many data are available and there is great power to detect differences, even if these differences are trivial from a biological point of view [ 26, 27].

The differences were trivial (most of the hazard ratio [HR] estimates were within 0.03; the largest difference was 0.08) and did not affect our conclusions.

Bridge and Sawilowsky, for example, concluded that" "the t-test was more powerful only under a distribution that was relatively symmetric, although the magnitude of the differences was trivial.

While these concentrations differed significantly, the difference was trivial and almost surely unimportant.

Since the difference is trivial we may choose either way, but a decision must be made".

In 2001 Mexican manufacturing wages were four times those in China; now the difference is trivial.

As a consequence, the t test is likely to reject the null hypothesis of means equality even when the difference is trivial (producing type I false positive errors).

The Procedural Anxiety scale correlated slightly better with the Emotional Functioning scale than with the other three scales, although the difference was trivial.