Sentence examples for borderline example from inspiring English sources

It is a borderline example of a government's engaging in mass killings of its citizens.

Ms. Zackin's Peruvian sojourn strikes me as a borderline example of the exploitative nature of the relationship between Western artists and intellectuals, and indigenous communities.

Most things are a better option than being shot dead, including non-consensual sex with the Duke of Edinburgh - though this might be a borderline example.

Two examples of the borderline case with (m=n-2=10) are shown in Figures 5 and 6.

Paraconsistent approaches to the sorites paradox had been advocated by Marxists for some time, with borderline case predications providing paradigm examples of dialectical situations.

These are borderline cases; for example some behavioural processes (such as listen) share features with material processes and other features with mental processes.

It is philosophically well-motivated and mathematically precise, it yields results that accord with common practice, and it gives determinate rulings about some borderline cases (for example, set-theoretic membership).

The standard screening protocols indicate the point at which clinic staff intervene with regard to, for example, borderline hypertension, impaired glucose tolerance, and overweight or obesity status.

Consequently the odds ratios and P values for all statistically significant combinations of interaction terms are presented as pairwise comparisons (for example, borderline group versus threshold group by age interaction) rather than overall interaction effects.

For certain other dietary factors there were similarities in the risk associations between invasive and borderline tumours; for example, a high intake of trans fat (Q4 vs Q1) increased the risk for invasive (OR=1.28, 95% CI 1.05 1.57, P-trend<0.01) and borderline EOC (OR=1.32, 95% CI 0.96 1.81, P-trend=0.11) although the latter association was nonsignificant.

The melding of 2AFC and MSS into a single category cannot be called incorrect, since there are clear borderline cases, for example when the observer has to decide whether a stimulus is more blurred in the horizontal or the vertical direction (Sawides et al., 2010).