Sentence examples for trivial effects from inspiring English sources

Adding either test to an equation that included the other had only trivial effects on prediction.

In both systems, the choice of tests had only trivial effects on the aggregate prediction of FGPA.

"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.

It's a useful reminder now that so many young artists are content with trivial effects and fleeting fame, which were neither Hesse's goal nor situation.

Of course the generally applicable principle de minimis non curat lex ensures that jurisdiction may not be predicated on purely trivial effects in the United States.

However, Ancin et al. (2010) included a large sample but only found trivial effects.

According to the Congressional Research Service, ending the subsidies would have no effect on gas prices and a trivial effect on profits.

The Congressional Research Service says that ending the subsidies would have no effect on gas prices for consumers and only a trivial effect on industry profits, which have been at record highs.

Results showed the trivial effect of floor thermal mass on heat gain, and the changes in sensible heat gain and envelope thermal mass were not linearly proportional, alluding the existence of an optimal envelope design.

Positioning of the source and sink, and the specifications of the corner bends are also observed to impose trivial effect on the overall loop thermalhydraulics, apart from enforcing a pre-defined flow direction and minor centrifugal action respectively.

In a vigorous dissent, Luttig insisted that this application of the Endangered Species Act was unconstitutional because "the killing of even all 41 of the estimated red wolves that live on private property in North Carolina" would have only a trivial effect on interstate commerce.