Sentence examples for trivial discovery from inspiring English sources

It proved to be no trivial discovery but inspired the concept of homology, the study of anatomical features across different species.

It is a non-trivial discovery that whereas some infinite decimals (e.g. π) may be encapsulated in a finite table, other infinite decimals (in fact, almost all) cannot.

So I think the paper could be considerably improved if the authors could present examples of actual non-trivial discoveries that do not easily come up in standard BLAST (which includes a CDD search).

This study highlights the efficiency of diffusion multiples for non-trivial materials' discovery and design.

The discovery of trivial donor leukocytes in the tissues or blood of long-surviving organ recipients had once led to the notion that graft tolerance was linked by a common dependence on the presence of donor cell chimerism [ 19, 20].

Prioritising candidate genes for further experimental characterisation is a non-trivial challenge in drug discovery and biomedical research in general.

Here are your highbrows: Steve Trachsel (Scrabble, Wine Spectator, "pecan-crusted" pork chops) and Aaron Heilman (Trivial Pursuit, Scientific American, philosophy, Discovery Channel).

With directional antennas, many trivial mechanisms, such as neighbor discovery, become challenging since communicating parties must agree on where and when to point their directional beams to communicate.

Designing good benchmark sets for motif discovery is not trivial.

It has been 20 years since RACK1 was cloned as the first identified binding protein for Protein Kinase C (PKC), and the road the Mochly-Rosen group took toward its discovery was not trivial.

I believe that no discovery of fact, however trivial, can be wholly useless to the race, and that no trumpeting of falsehood, however virtuous in intent, can be anything but vicious.