Sentence examples for trivial reduction from inspiring English sources

If this is followed by a modest growth slowdown, there could then be a fairly trivial reduction in oil consumption.

Russia responded with a promise of a trivial reduction; Mexico said it would make a substantial cut if others, like Russia and Norway, did the same.

But they tend to be small and do not provide much revenue to pay for more than a trivial reduction in tax rates.

These calculations showed that gonad shielding (1 mm Pbeq., Dr. Goos-Suprema, Heidelberg, Germany) gave a trivial reduction of the already very small radiation risk.

The disappointing result showed a trivial reduction in incidence among the treatment group compared to the placebo group.

We found that these interventions were associated with some improvement in surrogate outcomes (trivial reduction in hemoglobin A1c and LDL cholesterol levels).

In its submission, South Korea, the world's eleventh-largest emitter, committed to only trivial reductions, saying it could not go further because its economy is so heavily based on manufacturing.

Our model predicts the non-trivial reduction in Vegfa expression, which is indeed observed in vivo in Fgf10 LacZ/+ but to a greater extent (Ramasamy et al., 2007).

"Yet again, though, the amount is trivial – a reduction of £32 a year, just 5% on gas only, not electricity, and nothing close to the drop in wholesale prices.

Martin Lewis of MoneySavingExpert.com said the price cuts gave people the "false sense of security that they're getting a reasonable deal, yet these amounts are paltry and trivial – a reduction of about £30 on the typical bill, nothing close to the drop in wholesale prices".

For mouse reads, the reference yields only a ≈ 2 % gain in compression still a non-trivial size reduction in the context of large files, but much smaller than with a well-matched reference.