Sentence examples for and given a marginal from inspiring English sources

Reported to be unhappy at being replaced in the Ulster job in 1999 and given a marginal cabinet position, she said, "I have several years of my working life left and want to do something different before I finally retire".

Not good enough to be a starter, Rivera was given a marginal role, and excelled at it.

However, ambiguity can be useful to providing a more nuanced motif definition than fixed position motifs alone (Edwards et al., 2007) and does give a marginal improvement in SN (Fig. 5a).

Using the MNAR maximum likelihood estimates to evaluate P Y i  = 1|{ R ′ } i  = {0}, x i ) for all participants with missing data, and taking the average, gives a marginal probability of participants with missing data being nonsmokers of 0.17; 162/722=22% of those with observed outcomes are nonsmokers (Table 1).

Addition of polyethylence glycol (PEG) only gave a marginal improvement on the specific activity.

The use of ANN architecture in the recovery algorithm gives a marginal reduction in computational time compared to an existing L0 relaxation based algorithm SL0.

CFD model predictions showed that increasing the draft flow rate by an order of magnitude would only give a marginal improvement in fume capture.

For example, Narlikar et al. [12] have found that even low resolution measurements of nucleosome locations give a marginal improvement for motif discovery methods in yeast.

The use of regulatory potential scores (red) already gives a marginal improvement for the TF binding prediction, but evolutionary conservation (green) significantly improves the detection performance.

However, a retrospective analysis of the delineated catchment areas in this study gave a marginal value of 0.6%.

For MCAR α1 = 0; for MAR α1 = - 2. In both cases α0 was chosen to give a marginal probability of observing Y of 0.7.