Sentence examples for trivial increases from inspiring English sources

Dr. Kari Stefansson, chief executive of deCODE Genetics, an Icelandic gene-hunting company that also offers a personal genome testing service, said deCODE alerted clients to pay attention to diseases for which testing shows their risk is three times as great as average, not to trivial increases in risk.

In general, when present, these produce trivial increases in probability of fracture; few produced a precise estimate beyond the pre-test prevalence.

Beyond that realm even a trivial increase in speed requires a virtually infinite increase in power in order to fulfill the energy demand of the wave system.

It has been shown that using the proposed WSNSec with the 192-bit data block/key size has a trivial increase on the memory usage and energy consumption while providing an extremely high level of security compared to the traditional TinySEC.

Also, trivial increase in I D/I G to 1.21 was observed which indicated a decrease in the size of the in-plane sp 2 domains, which was mainly attributed to the removal of the oxygen functional group in GO during thermal reduction process [40].

10 11 Interestingly, 23 consecutive nights of LHTL simulated altitude exposure (3000 m) depressed by 7% with only a trivial increase in Hbmass.

In support of these findings Joachimsson et al. [ 72] argue that in clinical practice, hyperoxic CPB is likely never needed, since a PaO2 of 400 to 500 mmHg produces only a trivial increase in oxygen content compared with a PaO2 of 100 to 150 mmHg, which is easily achieved using a modern oxygenator [ 73] and that in both instances the oxygen saturation is essentially 100%.

In some labour-intensive sectors, including hospitality and retail, which have so far been squealing the loudest, it will create a non-trivial increase in the wage bill, the costs of which will have to be met from somewhere.

Nevertheless, conservatives like Grover Norquist insist that starve-the-beast theory works, which is why they relentlessly push for still more tax cuts despite the obvious failure of previous tax cuts either to stimulate economic growth or restrain spending, and oppose even the most trivial tax increases no matter how big the deficit.

Of course it is trivial that increasing the number of ({bf k} -points increases the convergence.

As for helices, the number of non-trivial neighbors increases with hydrophobicity of a work position (Fig. 9B) and strand non-trivial neighbors are very often found within other strands (Fig. 9C).