Sentence examples for margin indicating that from inspiring English sources

The estimates are significant in the extensive margin, indicating that training gaps increase in countries where EPL gaps are large.

Primary site recurrence (PSR) was associated with high-ITGA3/CD9, T3-4 (TNM class), and positive margin, indicating that PSR is synergistically influenced by treatment failure and biological malignancy.

Thus, the current L. crispatus core genome appears to be almost within the estimated error margin, indicating that the current core is nearly a perfect representation of the final core genome.

A very small margin indicates that even though the profit could be large, it is only a very small percentage of the sales or costs incurred and so a small increase in costs could push the business in to a loss.

The distinctly grooved and pleated cap margin indicates that it is allied with the coprinoid species and not with the genus Psathyrella.

His victory margin indicated that Modi, who sidelined political rivals and was accused of authoritarianism while running Gujarat, would have a free hand in naming a government and tackling India's economic problems -- at least for a little while.

Recent sampling of the young of the year along the littoral margin indicates that most of the commercially important species have spawned successfully in the lake.

A high correlation makes sense given the relatively low profit margins of hospitals; a low profit margin indicates that payments are similar to costs on average.

Expression of mesoderm-genes in the margin indicates that (nodal mediated) mesoderm initiation took place in ERK2 morphants, however at a much reduced level (Fig. 10O,R).

In contrast to this stability, comparisons of the three species whose populations over the same distance included a geographic margin indicated that in no case had these populations retained all axes of phenotypic variation in common (See Additional file 1 for full CPC results).

Even the rocks of the extremely old shield areas are older in the centre and younger toward the margins, indicating that this process of accumulation started early.