Sentence examples for Marginal influences from inspiring English sources

Empirical results indicate that increases in fragmentation further encourage farmland conversion to urban uses, but the effects are not linear with decreasing marginal influences.

Table 9 displays the separate marginal influences on liquidity of individual attributes volatility, price, and trading volume, as well as commonality measured by industry liquidity.

Nevertheless, these processes are likely to have marginal influences on carbon opportunity costs, without any a priori idea about whether this influence would be positive or negative.

In a benefit cost analysis framework, it is beneficial to know the marginal influences of emissions from different source locations on health effects.

These summations should be regarded as marginal influences due to a modest decrease in emissions (i.e., 10%) rather than total contributions (or apportionment) resulting from setting all emissions to zero and thus removing the total influence of each country.

Of increasingly marginal influence.

Incorporation of particle has a marginal influence on the composition.

He will have no more than a marginal influence on the Jets' season.

Then Ruth Bader Ginsburg, "frail" and "shy" and, Toobin says, with only marginal influence on her colleagues.

Under normal circumstances, this faction — composing less than 20percentt of the House Republican caucus — might exercise a marginal influence.

Meanwhile, however, the Council of Trent and the rise of Calvinism ensured that such views were generally of marginal influence.