Sentence examples for trivial conclusion from inspiring English sources

The BCP proper is thus stronger than the relatively trivial conclusion of Hájek's argument, and correspondingly more vulnerable to objections. 5.

An obvious, almost trivial conclusion is the systematic identification of only those genes, which lack biologically valid annotations, followed by functional characterization.

As one trivial conclusion, more data generally leads to better statistical performance, and furthermore, efficiency increases if measurements are allocated to higher sampling stages in the hierarchical model [ 23].

Now we consider a three-node network (i.e. N = 3), which is simple enough to enable analytic calculations, but it does not lead to trivial conclusions as a two-node system would do.

In the cases where both premises were translated as equations of the form ay = 0, the elimination conclusion turned out to be 0 = 0, even though Aristotelian logic might demand a non-trivial conclusion.

Many logical theories are incomplete, in the sense that non-trivial conclusions about particular situations cannot be derived from them using classical deduction.

The practice of conceptual analysis, this reasoning goes, aspires to provide real philosophical illumination; however if all analytic truths must share the obviousness of the proverbial unmarried male status of bachelors then no purported piece of conceptual analysis could fail to be either false or trivial, a conclusion highly embarrassing to much modern philosophy (Smith 1994, 37 39).

The first conclusion is trivial.