Sentence examples for marginal definition from inspiring English sources

Features evaluated were location, size, shape, marginal definition, internal echogenicity, including the presence of intermingled muscle fibres and linear internal echoes, acoustic transmission and vascularity.

Specific features specifically evaluated were the site of the tumour, location within the muscle compartment, size, shape, and marginal definition, internal echogenicity, including the presence of linear internal echoes, acoustic attenuation and vascularity.

The equilibrium in the subgame at the downstream level can be directly derived from the marginal policyholder definition and premiums.

From the definition of marginal effects, it is readily apparent that RCTs permit the estimation of marginal treatment effects.

There are different definitions of marginal deficiencies in the literature and we chose to use the definition from The National Veterinary Institute in Norway which defines whole blood selenium concentrations between 0.05 to 0.10 μg/g to be marginal.

Osborne is creating a potential "bad bank" stacked with what, by definition, are marginal mortgages.

And marginal tax rates by definition have arbitrary cut-offs, which can lead to all sorts of distortions.

By the definition of marginal CDF, we have (16).

The procedure is based on the above definition of marginal cost of utility for RNs.

This kind of result could provide a different perspective on the definition of "marginal land" by integrating also the farm management criteria.

Here I separate the Zonation meta-algorithm from the cell removal rule, the definition of marginal loss of conservation value utilized inside the algorithm.