This perhaps sounds like the most trivial kind of progress.
Nightmarish scenes and anonymous faces parade past as one watches Peltse's climb to power, trivial attempts at progress (are rubber pads under railroad tracks the best service to humanity?), rise of rivals, self-loathing and subsequent fall.
However, the changes described here in these young farmworkers may not be trivial, as they can progress to clinically significant disease (Wright et al. 1992).
Its elimination is far from trivial [ 32] and even partial progress on this problem is perceived as important.
See related research by Esper et al., Most physicians recollect cases where patients with diabetes had trivial injuries or infection, but rapidly progressed to life threatening sepsis and death.
The application of these methods in living cells is far from trivial, although recent work has achieved a remarkable progress in this direction [2] [7].
Emily and Kumail's relationship at first progresses cheerfully and passionately, with only trivial and easily surmounted hiccups.
The challenges are not trivial, and these difficulties have presented important barriers to progress in research on the determinants of dementia incidence and progression.
Despite some recent progress [ 10], marine unicellular cyanobacteria are not trivial in functional studies requiring genetic manipulation.
The issue of stage-specific estimation of CRC prevalence can be considered controversial due to the non-trivial association between the stage at diagnosis and the gradual progress of cancer during the follow-up period.
The study of nd.ideal-o.s allows us to obtain results about functional dependencies as trivial particularizations, to clarify the semantics of the functional dependencies and to progress in their efficient use, and to extend the concept of schema.
