"People had found pretty trivial effects in lab and greenhouse experiments, but we have shown they can translate into really big effects in the field.
As expected there were only trivial effects in the group of patients reporting unchanged health.
While retroactivity may be low in some cases, and while there may be reasons for systems minimising it in some cases, it is nonetheless likely to have a non-trivial effect in other cases.
In view of all these largely different examples, we envisage that topological traps will have important, non-trivial effects in almost all dynamical processes on networks, going from physical and biological to social and economical applications.
The assumption has a trivial effect on the estimate of the oxygen use in the conversion of blood protein into ATP.
This is not a trivial effect, as the psychophysical thresholds both increased by ∼4°C following a ∼8°C increase in the temperature of the hand.
Is this an important difference in terms of population drinking problems, and therefore policy relevant, or is it a trivial effect of no policy relevance at all?
Because most of the analyzed results examine the initial change in the frequency of A, the biasing correction factor has a trivial effect.
Variation in haematocrit and respiratory quotient had only trivial effects on VdAS/VtA.
Thus, to contextualists, there must be some non-trivial effect of context involved in the Liar sentence, and more generally, in predication of truth.
However, over recent years, the reporting of effect sizes, such as in Cohen's d, has become almost standard practice, thus enabling highly statistically reliable but trivial effects to be differentiated from effects of clinical and everyday relevance.
