Sentence examples for trivial variation from inspiring English sources

Far more elegant flight is just a trivial variation.

Again, while the complications can get get confusing in practice, theoretically this seems a trivial variation on positing.

In other respects, counterpositing seems, mutatis mutandis, to be a trivial variation on positing.[27] This itself raises an interpretive problem: why treat counterpositing as a separate kind of obligatio at all?

All patients, despite trivial variation of symptoms, have to be managed as with the infection without taking confirmatory test.

The range covered has to be small enough to show variation visibly; but you shouldn't use a compressed range to make trivial variations look like a big deal.

In other words, there is no reason to believe that the trivial variations in mortality risk observed across an enormous weight range actually have anything to do with weight or that intentional weight gain or loss would affect that risk in a predictable way.

Dwivedi and Gopal [49], utilizing extracts of Chenopodium album, observed trivial variations in zeta potentials of nanoparticles in pH conditions ranging from 2 to 10 and determined that nanoparticles were more stable when exposed to higher pH conditions.

The nestedness measures available in FALCON are shown and briefly described below and in Table 1; further details are given in Appendix A. The nestedness measures considered here are not trivial variations upon each other, but differ significantly in their derivations.

For example, for countries with a life expectancy of 72, HALE varied from 61.1 to 64.6, a non-trivial variation.

The fairly broad expression patterns of the reference markers, such as the transcriptional factor evenskipped which is expressed as seven stripes around an embryo, and the non-trivial variation of the number of nuclei (in the ±10% range), make it difficult to achieve the single nucleus accuracy for the registered point clouds.

A protein sequence was considered annotated if ≥5% BLAST hits had the same assigned functions or only trivial semantic variations (e.g., "DNA replication protein dnaD" and "Chromosome replication initiation protein dnaD").