Sentence examples for trivial resolution from inspiring English sources

The trivial resolution of this problem, of ignoring multiple testing altogether and make no attempt to control the FDR, goes to the opposite extreme and is way too permissive, generating a very large number of false positive apparently enriched GO terms.

Boehner said at AEI that the House should spend less time on trivial resolutions naming post offices and congratulating sports teams, a suggestion that aides expect to be carried out as much as possible.

A less trivial result which is used is the so-called simultaneous resolution of singularities (cf. [60, 61, 62, 353]).

Senator Alan K. Simpson, a Wyoming Republican, called the resolution trivial and said it would discriminate against white men who may belonged to such club but would not affect members of clubs exclusive to minority members or women.

Continuity requirement poses a non-trivial problem at resolution changes.

Many New Year's resolutions seem trivial and bourgeois in light of the harsh realities that constrain others from just surviving let alone flourishing.

To give some explicit formula in order to calculate homology groups, we need to describe the bar-complex, which gives a resolution of the trivial module ({mathbb {Z}}).

Published measures of IC have used an infinite population size with mutation rate μ to get the equilibrium frequencies [ 32], but the resolution is not trivial.

However, retrieving this information is non-trivial due to the low resolution and low signal-to-noise ratio in tomograms.

This is no trivial task; indeed it necessitates the resolution of semantics, or differences in meaning and naming conventions between distributed data resources (Bowker, 2000).

Journalism professor and Internet expert Anthony Fung Ying-him also attributed the popularity of the low-resolution video of a "trivial event" to the emotional climate of the city.