Sentence examples similar to trivial adjustments from inspiring English sources

More recently, the U.S. EPA has simply begun asserting that its procedures have evolved to consider human variation in cancer risk (see question 6 in U.S. EPA 2011), but these amount to one trivial adjustment and one empty promise.

It would be sensible, for a start, for us to make the apparently trivial rhetorical adjustment from the popular phrase "studies show …" and limit ourselves to phrases such as "studies suggest" or "studies indicate".

applies Social Security taxes to income over $400,000 (with no apparent inflation adjustment) with trivial benefit accruals...

And the impact of quality adjustments isn't trivial; a study of home prices between 1977 and 2003 found that adjusting for quality reduced the return to homeowners by forty per cent.

However, accurate feature extraction is not a trivial task since it may depend on parameter adjustment, application domain and the shape data set itself.

Periodic opportunities for consultation with municipal government seem trivial; the solicitous efforts of officials focused on what adjustments might placate neighbourhoods in the context of an overall plan that is a foregone conclusion.

This modification requires only a minor adjustment to the cleaning equations and is trivial to adopt in existing codes.

Much of capital market research in accounting over the past 20 years has assumed that the price adjustment process to information is instantaneous and/or trivial.

Set against that big picture, the kind of adjustments being discussed in the whole IMF saga were pretty trivial.

But too much adjustment could also hamper growth, and this is not a trivial risk.

Observing only trivial differences between the estimates for men and women that did not affect inference, we present pooled data with adjustment for sex.