Sentence examples similar to trivial amount of data from inspiring English sources

Some of these would hurt the researcher theoretically: we would lose a non-trivial amount of data for our analysis, and the frequent omission of arguments is clearly a salient characteristic of the behavior of some lexical items.

Clearly, NomBank's decision not to annotate argumentless nominalizations results in omission of a non-trivial amount of data from the analysis, at least in the genre under examination in this paper.

There was a trivial amount of missing data (<1%) for all variables except age (14%).

First, as in all reentry studies and most panel studies, there is a non-trivial amount of missing data due to subject attrition in the SVORI data, which could introduce bias into our models.

For those who do a lot of travelling or work with the data centres, it's not going to be a trivial amount of money.

The boxes assure that the candy "adds a trivial amount of fat".

Sequestration will cause maximum political disgust for a trivial amount of budget savings.

Update: Hmm, a trivial amount of research shows that this Moog is not that Moog.

2+ hours and counting isn't a trivial amount of downtime.

We're not talking about a trivial amount of traffic, either.

Zn was oxidized to soluble Zn II) leaving behind a trivial amount of solid Zn corrosion product on the surface.