Sentence examples for borderline information from inspiring English sources

One New York investor, explaining why he took a loss rather than sell a stock on which he had borderline information, said, "The line on what is material is blurry".

My journalism studies have gotten me far and taught me how to read blogs and report borderline true information to the listeners.

Lower radial diffusivity of the left inferior fronto-occipital and corticospinal tracts were related to increased attention and executive functions and borderline with information processing speed.

In other words, he said, so many people have conversations involving borderline-classified information that the government will not be able to prosecute them all and will have to pick and choose, raising a fundamental fairness question.

We compared demographic and hormone-related risk factors among case patients with known ER and PR information, borderline positive or undecided results, and patients without ER or PR information, with the use of F tests for differences in means and Pearson χ2 tests for differences in frequency distributions.

Due to limits in histological quantitative analysis and tumour heterogeneity, leading to inter/intra-observer variations on grade scoring, some grade 2 tumours are mis-classified as grade 1, and also some grade 1 tumours are mis-classified as grade 2. The assessment of Ki-67 levels in these borderline cases provides additional information to clinicians.

Professor Letterman's loss of confidence is hard to explain if the information about her borderline status were simply news of a different but permissible way of describing her.

Associations with reading comprehension and information recall were borderline significant, and there were no associations with health (Table  2).

Perhaps more important, the bread-and-butter civil actions brought by the S.E.C. is putting pressure on traders to refrain from using information that is even borderline illegal.

The objective of this work was to develop and to evaluate, an information leaflet for patients with Borderline Personality Disorder, involving patients in these two stages.

Mr. Feyer's response: ID lines in letters are sometimes a judgment call; in borderline cases we prefer to give readers more information, not less.