Sentence examples for margin shrinkage from inspiring English sources

It said that the margin shrinkage was "primarily driven by an overall market decline resulting in a decrease in desktop and notebook units sold, in conjunction with challenging pricing dynamics". Gross profit for that segment totaled $2.5 billion in the first six months of the latest fiscal year, down from $3.4 billion in the same period a year earlier.

The margin shrinkage is explainable in good part because of a swelling payroll.

One final issue to keep in mind, when measuring the distal margin, is shrinkage artifact.

Effective chemotherapy converts inoperable patients to operable ones, principally because tumour shrinkage produces margins on vital structures.

Is the margin that is produced by shrinkage of the metastases really tumour-free?

However, even if a correction factor as high as 50% was used to account for shrinkage of the distal margin, the favorable results found in patients with ≤ 5-mm or ≤ 2-mm margins may still call into question the 1-cm rule.

They don't have much fee income from credit cards, checking accounts or trust departments to buffer that inevitable shrinkage in the gross interest margin.

For comparable observation periods but with different micro-hybrid composites, most studies [ 11– 13] have reported similar deterioration of marginal integrity due to factors such as shrinkage stress, the effect of cavity geometry on C-factor [ 14, 15], butt-joint occlusal margin and self-etch adhesives.

The respective Δp-CAT plot shows the difference between the p-CAT value of the FC- or WAD-score and that of the t-shrinkage statistics which provides the lower margin per definition.

Therefore, the polymerization contraction forces actually stressing the cavity margin are much more clinically relevant than the volumetric/polymerization shrinkage [21].

Evidence of good chemotherapeutic response consisted of sclerotic changes or good margin of the tumor observed on plain radiographs, marked shrinkage of tumors extending into soft tissue on MR images.