Sentence examples for trivial to small from inspiring English sources

Effect sizes were all within the trivial to small range (Fig. 1).

On the other hand, among those residents not identified as cognitively impaired, the marginal differences associated with antidepressant use and a depression diagnosis were trivial to small and not statistically significant.

Concerning age, sex, preschool behaviors, socioeconomic strata (SES) and family breakup, the subsamples did not differ from the other TRAILS respondents; effect sizes for differences ranged from trivial to small [ 19].

In the study of König et al. (2008) the EQ-5D index-UK showed large effect sizes (0.99) and medium standardised response mean (0.54) in patients reporting worse health status, whereas ES and SRM of the EQ-5D index-UK and EQ VAS were trivial to small in patients with an improved health status.

The effect sizes for the differences were large (.9 to 1.3) for four subscales (Physical Functioning, Bodily Pain, General Health, and Vitality), moderate (.7) for one subscale (Physical Role Limitation), and trivial to small (<.3) for three subscales (Social Functioning, Emotional Role Limitation, and Mental Health).

It may seem trivial to take a break as small as 5 minutes, but it's more important to build the habit than it is to overwhelm yourself by thinking you need to take time away from work to rest.

(As a result, plays that leave me untouched are the ones too sugary, too small, or too trivial to bother asking myself that key question).

Therefore, one can frame the problem as an issue of interpretability: what changes in score correspond to trivial, small, moderate, or large patient benefit or harm [ 8].

Therefore an acceptable heat generation function must result in a steady state which is both non-trivial and stable with respect to small perturbations.

ES magnitudes were interpreted against the criteria suggested by Cohen: trivial (0 to <0.2), small (≥0.2 to <0.5), moderate (≥0.5 to <0.8) and large (≥0.8) [ 56].

SRM magnitudes were interpreted against the criteria suggested by Cohen: trivial (0 to <0.2), small (≥0.2 to <0.5, moderate (≥0.5 to <0.8), and large (≥0.8).