Sentence examples for trivial grade from inspiring English sources

The scale of 0 to 4 represents the degrees of each morphological change and corresponds with the grading in his previous study [ 27]: 0, normal (grade 0); 1, trivial (grade 1); 2, mild (grade 2); 3, moderate (grade 3); and 4, severe (grades 4 and 5).

Consequently, as in a tumor gene expression profile, it is not trivial to grade the immune component or identify its related molecular networks.

It found only "trivial" differences in grades and graduation rates between the students who had presented SAT scores and those who had not.

The external root support patients, by protocol, had aortic root diameters of 4 5.5 cm and no more than grade 1 (trivial) aortic regurgitation.

When I was younger, my middleness came in handy for trivial things, like whenever I got a bad grades (okay, it still is handy).

Another teacher who expects to lose her job next month because of low ratings said at a public hearing that evaluators picked apart her seventh-grade geography lessons, making criticisms she considered trivial.

The association of occupational grade with low to medium social participation was trivial because the disturbance was close to 1, suggesting that occupational grade covaried little if at all with low to medium social participation.

61 Severity of AEs was graded on a scale of 1 4 with 1 being trivial and 4 requiring hospitalization.

The surgical complication rate of this series of SLND is far from trivial, with 59% of patients reporting adverse events, even though most of them are grade 1 as defined by the Clavien-Dindo classification.

When the involution is trivial, we show that the new group naturally provides a generalisation of Donovan Karoubiʼs graded orthogonal Brauer group GBrO.

Although she had been getting excellent grades, spoke English fluently and was bursting with professional ambition, all the recruiters were asking trivial questions about her social life or how she would feel about accepting a clerical position.