Sentence examples for trivial studies from inspiring English sources

"It is shocking that taxpayer dollars have been, and continue to be, squandered on such cruel and trivial studies when public opposition to medical testing is greater than ever and life-saving, human-relevant research has been having funding slashed," wrote Alka Chandna, a senior laboratory oversight specialist for PETA, in the letter to the NIH.

However, choosing an appropriate denominator is non trivial and studies are often restricted to using residential population data that do not adequately describe the true ambient population.

These points are not trivial since studies examining MIX protein synthesis have provided the framework on which much of our current understanding of how the muscle responds to different exercise and feeding interventions occurs.

This observation is almost trivial, as studies of policy implementation [ 50, 51] have provided similar insights a number of times before.

And the impact of quality adjustments isn't trivial; a study of home prices between 1977 and 2003 found that adjusting for quality reduced the return to homeowners by forty per cent.

Finally, two realistic non-trivial case studies are considered for validation of the proposed methodology.

One attractive option is aberrant CDK8 submodule function, but this is not trivial to study.

In this paper, we provide an overview of MAZE and illustrate its use on a non-trivial case study: a swarm robotic algorithm for self-assembly.

As a consequence, the evolution of genomic tRNA arrangements is non-trivial to study over larger time-scales.

Despite some recent progress [ 10], marine unicellular cyanobacteria are not trivial in functional studies requiring genetic manipulation.

The body of evidence discussed herein suggests that the roles played by TET proteins in ES cells may not be trivial, and further studies will be required to understand the precise role of hydroxymethylation in these cells.