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Homer barely mentions the judgment of Paris, but he knew the far from trivial consequences for Troy of the favour of Aphrodite and the bitter enmity of Hera and Athena, which the "judgment of Paris" was composed to explain.

We will show that this has non-trivial consequences for the noise-induced synchronization of an ensemble of population oscillators.

The economists were also asked whether the outcome of the coming general election would have "non-trivial consequences for aggregate economic activity (employment and GDP)".

This simple explanation has natural yet non-trivial consequences for decisions about sampling and DNA extraction protocols, which should be the focus of future research.

In a recent comment, Koonin and Wolf (K&W) claim that the model preference for UCA is "a trivial consequence of significant sequence similarity".

The final estimate is a trivial consequence of (3.6).

Claim (iii) is a trivial consequence from (ii).

The following result is a trivial consequence of Definition 3.4.

The above recipe, if feasible, is a trivial consequence of the expressive power of real numbers.

Considering (2.10), observe that in the case s = 1 it is a trivial consequence of (2.6).

This is a trivial consequence of Eq. (6).