"trivial influence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically means having only a small or minimal impact on something or someone. For example, "His trivial influence was not enough to sway the majority opinion."
Results show that inhomogeneities have trivial influence on Tg, but strongly affects the crystallization behavior.
However, the thermostat layer has trivial influence on the chip profile of the copper work piece.
It showed that linear effect of pH, cross-effect between time and pH, square effects of time and pH showed trivial influence on ethanol production.
It is therefore expected that the interfaces will produce trivial influence to the structural capacity when the adjacent layers are strongly bonded.
And it has little to do with extreme ideologues, since they are a trivial influence in a democracy of 300 million people.
Exposure to second-hand tobacco smoke (estimated by cotinine excretion or by parental smoking habits) showed a trivial influence on personal exposure to benzene.
Increasing the ambient temperature from 10 K to 500 K has trivial influences on the elastic modulus and Poisson's ratio for the monolayer MoS2 without defect and with 5%% VMoS3 vacancies.
Due to the differences in material properties, liners and cladding have a non-trivial influence on the critical design parameter called the effective axial force in offshore pipelines.
Due to the differences in material properties, insulation coating systems have a non-trivial influence on the critical design parameter called the effective axial force in offshore pipelines.
Subsequent studies specifically consider the influence of tort reform on medical malpractice payments and provide evidence that tort reform measures have a non-trivial influence on medical malpractice damage awards (for example, [7]).
When both mechanisms of instability are present it is expected a non-trivial influence of one over the other, with the main characteristics based primarily on the ratio between the buoyancy forces acting in each layer.
