Sentence examples for margin of growth from inspiring English sources

One percent is a slender margin of growth when it comes to feeding a global human population where at least one in seven people go hungry.

California's GSP, and more strikingly per capita income, stagnate below the zenith reached in 2008 while the United States' GDP as a whole has regained all the lost ground plus a small margin of growth.

Tumour border configuration was diagnosed according to Jass et al (1987) as 'pushing /expanding' when there was a reasonably well-circumscribed margin at the invasive front and as 'infiltrating' when no recognisable margin of growth and a streaming dissection between normal structures of the bowel wall was present.

They also envisage larger margins of growth despite the increase of global competitors [14].

Lamellipodial sheets, which were initially uniformly labeled with FM 5-95, generated brightly labeled membrane ridges at the outer-most margins of growth cones.

However, the margin of annual growth varied widely from 34.6% in 2001 to 3.7% in 2012 and we observed a single negative growth rate of 15.4% in 2002.

In children, bone scintigraphy is not favored for this purpose because intense physiological osteoblastic response concentrating radiopharmaceutical at the margin of the growth plate can mask an underlying fracture (Rogers and Poznanski 1994).

When Postmates launched Plus Unlimited, the company wanted to be really careful that the product had a strong growth margin, Postmates VP of Growth Kristin Schaefer told me.

His expansive personality and brilliantly creative mind never found a place to rest, but continued to push the margins of spiritual growth, using the language of emerging technologies and ecological awareness.

Endocytic hot-spots within membrane ridges at the dorsal surface and lateral margins of the growth cone may be regulated by these same effectors.

To put the researchers' findings in perspective, consider that the performance difference is almost double the five-point margin of victory that growth stocks had over value stocks during the same period -- a heyday for growth investing -- according to the Standard & Poor's 500/Barra indexes.