Sentence examples for margin which can from inspiring English sources

The resection margin, which can be thought of in oncological terms as being either marginal or wide, has been shown to affect the outcome.

Leverage ETFs may be leveraged if bought on margin only, whereas futures have inherent margin, which can be as high as 15:15

The relative importance of local management intensity and landscape heterogeneity varied depending on the distance to field margin, which can be attributed to spatial heterogeneity in management practices.

The higher convergence crown preparation can reduce the initial failure load at the crowns' margin, which can be resisted by a strongly bonded interface.

Besides minimizing training error, MCVELM always tries to find a separating line along which the intra-class variance is minimum, while the samples near the margin which can provide more important classification information are neglected.

The criteria for PrEV i needing to be charged is defined as frac{{d_{i,j + 1} + l_{i,j + 1} }}{{s_{i} (1 - eta_{i} )}} > SOC_{i,j} (6 where d i,j+1 is the planned trip distance for next day, and it is usually decided by (2) or depends on specific scenario; and l i,j+1 the margin, which can be adjusted according to actual cases.

The primary purpose of nonclinical studies is to establish safety margins which can then be extrapolated to clinical studies.

Institutions may take alternative approaches to inking, or marking, the tumor margins, which can be a difficult task in a resected specimen.

Blepharitis is an inflammation of the eyelid margins which can result in patient discomfort and decline in visual function [ 9] while endophthalmitis may cause vision-threatening ocular complications following intraocular surgeries and during an open-globe injuries.

When designing a treatment plan, radiation oncologists must take into account several critical factors including the mapping of true tumor margins, which can sometimes be challenging to define using current imaging techniques.

But this justification is dangerously misleading, since the private sector consistently relies on the government or taxpayers to fund infrastructure, while extracting a profit, the margin of which can even be guaranteed in concession contracts," he said.