Sentence examples for lead to marginal from inspiring English sources

Some kinds of sharks can get more agitated when water temperatures exceed 80F (27C), said Dr Frank J Schwartz, who has studied the creatures for nearly five decades at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Institute of Marine Sciences – raising the possibility that global warming could lead to marginal increases in shark attacks over time.

Furthermore, I find that utility functions that lead to marginal utility linear in consumption also lead to price equality.

When coupled in feedback with the pilot biodynamics, such delay may lead to marginal stability conditions or even to instability.

Blumenstock found that while men and women exhibit statistically significant differences in how they use their phones in Rwanda, these differences are mainly determined by economic factors, and therefore lead to marginal prediction performance [41].

However, high soil concentrations of > 1.0 ppm lead to marginal and tip necrosis in leaves as well as poor overall growth performance.

In agreement with findings in other cichlid species, similar adaptations to specialized feeding mechanisms can consequently lead to marginal shape changes in the trophic apparatus.

Repeated attempts to overturn the policy have led to marginal changes.

Nudging led to marginal gains in service provisioning above the baseline management and above neutral owner preferences, and increased aggregate service provisioning.

The inclusion of 10%% of equally combination of SF and slag led to marginal improvements in abrasion resistance at all ages, relative to F70.

Numerical results show that the use of half duplex single relay schemes leads to marginal improvements of the achievable rate w.r.t. the direct transmission (DT).

It is shown that taking into account the QC effects leads to marginal modifications of the predicted evaporation/condensation coefficient, particularly at temperatures which are not close to the critical temperature.