Sentence examples for Marginally closer from inspiring English sources

Then there are the performers, who are only marginally closer to three dimensions.

For most of the systems examined, PC-SAFT correlation is marginally closer to experimental data than SAFT.

"Though Mr Booker's reference to a 'minor fracture' is marginally closer to the truth than a reference to 'faint bruising', his article is still inaccurate.

Yet after nearly five hours, the two sides appeared only marginally closer to a deal and still on course for a lockout July 1.

But for the third time in two weeks, senators were able to find a compromise that at least some Democrats could support, and to move the legislation at least marginally closer to passage.

PARIS — With markets still volatile, and politicians only marginally closer to a solution of the euro's troubles than they were two years ago, the future for the euro zone remains uncertain at best.

Taking this fact into account, it has to be stated that in 30% of our glioblastoma cases the peritumoral spectroscopic findings were marginally close to normal levels (Fig. 1E).

> -wrap-foot> All computed metabolite ratios of the intratumoral regions of glioblastomas and metastases were statistically different from those of the cNA, revealing a distinct differentiation of the two lesion types from the normal brain parenchyma, with the exception of NAA/Cr of metastases, which was calculated as marginally close to the cNA levels.

In the centrality-based extension of ORA, when a high-scoring node is marginally close to the imposed cutoff, this effect can be critical; 2) In some circumstances, differential genes are too few to apply ORA [ 53]; 3) Binary transformation of expression data leads to loss of information.

Technology stocks zigzagged their way to a marginally lower close Wednesday as continued worries about interest rates overshadowed scattered bargain hunting.

In Tokyo, stocks closed marginally higher in what some of the traders there termed a "wait-and-see" day.