Sentence examples for expected to be marginal from inspiring English sources

In 2020, wheat imports for human consumption are expected to be marginal.

However, these patients did not have a stenotic aortic valve, flow was assumed to be laminar in the ascending aorta and consequently, the impact of this difference in CMR protocol is expected to be marginal.

Because sanctions are imposed because of a single, specific audit rather than systematic audit malpractice, if penalized auditors are not bad auditors, then changes in auditor's behavior in the post-inspection period are expected to be marginal, regardless of the economic and reputation losses subsequent to the public disclosure of sanctions.

Phytanoic acid in diphytanoyl phosphatidylcholine (DPhPC) is saturated; therefore, its oxidative destruction is expected to be marginal, if any.

However, if the two tests employed are highly sensitive, the decrease in sensitivity is expected to be marginal and less than the difference among currently available screening tests [17].

Likewise, the extra building blocks required for the increased size of the chromosome are expected to be marginal.

However, blood glucose concentrations were unaffected in the study population and therefore the effect of GIP on the gastric emptying rate was expected to be somewhat marginal.

Therefore, the influence of therapy and timing on the completion of the BASFI questionnaire and performance-based tests on our results is expected to be only marginal.

One problem is that many of the known variants associated with fracture risk exert their effects through BMD, and thus their additional predictive value would be expected to be very marginal.

Updated at 11.24pm BST 11.20pm BST Tony Abbott is expected to be campaigning today in marginal seats in western Sydney, while Kevin Rudd will be in the New South Wales Central Coast, and then Brisbane.

The attitudinal variables used by De Fraja et al. (2010) may be poor proxies for effort or time spent on homework,and they may not be expected to be much affected by (marginal) changes in schoolresources.