Sentence examples for borderline rise from inspiring English sources

The researchers found that drinking more than one glass of milk a day was associated with an increase in deaths and fractures in women and a borderline rise in the risk for men of dying from heart disease.

Multiple myeloma risk was highest with short ESRD duration (p < 0.0001), possibly reflecting reverse causality, while kidney cancer risk showed a borderline rise over time (p = 0.08).

Equating "super-truth" with truth simpliciter and "super-falsity" with falsity simpliciter then results in a non-bivalent logic with borderline cases giving rise to truth-value gaps.

The cultural artifact of the moment was Michael Crichton's borderline racist novel "Rising Sun," which became a film starring Sean Connery and warned of Japanese corporate imperialism and the menace it posed to our way of life.

7%) seroconverted during travel; four (3.8%) had immunoglobulin (Ig) M antibodies; one was symptomatic with borderline IgM and a rise in IgG; two others (1.9%) had a rise in IgG titers, without detectable IgM.

But he confessed that he's had trouble exercising it since the birth of his sons, now 6 and 2. His cholesterol has been rising to borderline numbers.

The examination also found that Mr. Obama's cholesterol count has risen to borderline high levels since his last publicly released medical records, though his pulse rate and blood pressure remain normal.

This rise in circulating somatostatin level was borderline significant (p = 0.06) as compared to chronic untreated animals.

Loosen up or lose out Is the sun rising in the east at last? Borderline cases Testing, testing Who's a German, then?

But households with incomes up to 150 percent or even double the poverty line are eligible in many states and, this year, applications have risen from people who are newly on the borderline of poverty.

Sales will rise and fall with the swings in the economy as borderline upscale coffee drinkers opt for cheaper versions.