Sentence examples for marginal drop in from inspiring English sources

We should also see a marginal drop in demand for, say, yachts.

The samples, after plasma treatment, showed only a marginal drop in their mechanical properties.

The marginal drop in the bond strength of the coated rebar with the concrete structure may be due to the higher 'P' content which is expected to provide improved surface smoothness.

The marginal drop in pay comes despite some eye-watering payouts for the three highest-paid CEOs – Masimo Corporation's Joe Kiani, Timothy Walbert of Horizon Pharma and Gamco Investors' Mario Gabelli – who took home nearly $300m between them, according to the AFL-CIO.

Two years ago, the state enacted a deregulation plan that has brought consumers a marginal drop in utility costs, but offered power suppliers huge savings on debt run up by building inefficient nuclear and coal-fired plants in the 1970's and 80's.

The marginal drop in reservoir pressure against cumulative oil production of 0.85MMm3 indicates that the reservoir is operating under active water drive.

In the U.S. the dip was far more marginal — dropping from 56percentto54percentr cent.

Choi et al.[ 53] observed significant reductions in depressive symptoms in Chinese patients on both the Chinese Beck Depression Inventory (CBDI) and Patient Health Questionnaire-9 (CB-PHQ-9) depression items with only marginal drop-out rates reported.

These drops in marginal productivity are higher than those reported by Nichols et al. (2004) where doubling the hours worked for mechanised harvesting operations in Australia resulted in a 22% drop in marginal productivity.

When unanticipated, it can lead to an upward revision of expected lifetime wealth and a discontinuous drop in marginal utility of wealth and, thus, in labour supply.

They are similar to those reported by Mitchell (2008) where almost doubling the hours worked for harvesting operations in the south-eastern USA resulted in a drop in marginal productivity of about 40%.