Sentence examples for trivial research from inspiring English sources

Knols has won both the Ig Nobel Prize, a spoof award for unusual or trivial research results, and the prestigious Dutch Eijkman Medal for tropical medicine.

Russian companies do not possess an in-depth understanding of academic potential for innovation development and often contract out only for trivial research ideas and pre-production samples.

Less criticism has been made of omissions – what is allowed to happen that should not be [ 11], or the waste of limited clinical research capacity on trivial research [ 12].

The application of reconfigurations to the architecture of a software system at runtime is a major and non-trivial research problem.

However, WNC processing has also revealed several non-trivial research problems which do not have counterparts in conventional point-to-point or multi-user systems, like the sensitivity to channel parameterization [4 7] or challenging multi-source transmission synchronization [8 10].

By fusing custom TALEs to the FokI nuclease (a so-called TALE nuclease, or TALEN), researchers could target pretty much any sequence they desired though as TALENs are substantially larger than ZFNs and highly repetitive, the cloning process itself isn't trivial (TALEN research tools are available through Addgene and Life Technologies, part of Thermo Fisher Scientific).

Identifying those stressors with the greatest effect is not trivial, and research in coral genomics may provide diagnostic tools for identifying stressors in coral reefs and other marine communities (e.g., Edge and others 2005, 2008).

Update: Hmm, a trivial amount of research shows that this Moog is not that Moog.

In contrast, a trivial amount of research money is spent to study and implement dietary interventions that promote healthy longevity.

His correspondents sometimes test him, sending him scurrying to find female colleagues and ask them things like "I'm 13 and weigh 102 pounds -- what size pantyhose do I wear?" or "What's a brand of nail polish remover?" The job requires deep research into trivial subjects: on his desk is a copy of Men's Health magazine, open to an article about the significance of the location of women's tattoos.

The development of implantable enzymatic BFC is not trivial and requires interdisciplinary research, in order to overcome some technological limitations.