Sentence examples for in marginal terms from inspiring English sources
In the first case, the percentiles shown on each risk curve may be taken at face value when in reality (in marginal terms) they are lower if the chosen hypotheses are conservative.
In marginal terms and after controlling for the other variables, health expenditures were on average €2900 less for 2-year survivors, and €3200 less for 3-year survivors, with differences in hospital expenditures accounting for most of the decrease with time.
marginal (in terms of profitability), merging with another railroad, Santa Fe, that in recent years has not been all that profitable.
Applications of the acoustic emission (AE) technique for monitoring bubble formation and burst stages in boiling processes are marginal in terms of extension in comparison to other applications of the AE technique.
Mergers that either preserve or increase focus (FPI) result in marginal improvements in long-term performance.
When we were in office, we warned that in 20 years this country would be made marginal in terms of world markets.
However, thermally coupled schemes resulted in marginal benefit (2% savings) in terms of TAC over SEED process.
The evaluation indicated that except for the UN Water Conference, held in Argentina in 1977, the impacts of the subsequent megaconferences have been at best marginal in terms of knowledge generation and application, poverty alleviation, environmental conservation and /or increasing availability of investments funds for the water sector.
You were marginal in terms of the main culture, but you felt a tougher intellectual life.
Finally, Libya is an important oil-producing state, but it is marginal in terms of the dynamics of the region.
