Sentence examples for lead to a marginal from inspiring English sources

Taking it into account would again just lead to a marginal shift to slightly higher carrier concentrations.

This conditional distribution will never lead to a marginal normal distribution for g i (the only exception is when X is a constant).

The Vmax and accordingly the kcat values are slightly higher in the FLΔUBL2 protein indicating that removal of the UBL2 insert may lead to a marginal increase in catalytic efficiency.

For interventions that lead to a marginal improvement of a patient's state of health, the marginal benefit is larger for women in states of health that are close to death (utility level 0).

This could lead to a marginal increase in numbers frozen after first cycles which might be considered an odd outcome, given the concerns that have been raised in this paper so far about the problems associated with freezing.

Continuing investment in new products across Emap's divisions, mainly in digital development, led to a marginal decline in underlying operating profit to £76.3 million (2010 £78.3 million).

While house price rises have led to a marginal increase in inheritance tax revenues, this is helping to mask the amounts going uncollected from high-end properties, according to the Labour MP Pamela Nash.

Change in pH weight led to a marginal change in WQSI value with almost 1% drop in WQSI value between Singtam and Martam.

Yet including the 4th or even 8th principal component only leads to a marginal increase in percentage explained of the variance from the original matrix.

If there is a difference between the calculated and desired output network, the synaptic weights which contribute to generate a significant error will be changed more significantly than the weight that led to a marginal error.

Hence, the documented improvements of the RMSEA values indicate that the restrictions imposed when testing weak and strong MI only led to a marginal decrease in model fit when accounting for the changes in number of parameters to be estimated.