Sentence examples for marginal fall in from inspiring English sources

A marginal fall in BMD of 0.015 g/cm (SD 0.034) was demonstrable from early to late gestation in the exercising women, which was significantly lower than that of non-exercising women (0.041 g/cm; SD 0.042; p = 0.005).

A marginal fall in BMD of 0.015 g/cm (SD 0.034) was demonstrable from early to late gestation in the exercising women, which was significantly lower than that of non-exercising women (0.041 g/cm; SD 0.042; p = 0.005) (Table  2).

The dip is the likely explanation for the marginal fall in the unemployment rate.

The company, which also owns Kingsmill bread, Patak's pickles and other food brands, said it expected a marginal fall in earnings per share for the year that ends in August.

Mirroring the trends recorded for both output and new orders, rising staffing numbers at service providers more than offset a marginal fall in headcounts at Scottish manufacturers.

Figures from the Ucas admissions service showed a 10% fall in applications from England - but there was only a marginal fall in the most disadvantaged areas.

Dry stone masonry retaining walls are present in the majority of mountainous areas all around the world, but the technique is marginal today in developed countries.

Proximal colon cancers with MSI-H showed a tendency of better prognosis in univariate analysis, but the statistical significance was marginal (P=0.055 in OS, P=0.131 in DFS).

I'VE been visiting a few marginals this week, up in what some Tories calls the "triangle of hope"—ie, the Midlands and the North West.

The difference between women and men was levelled in spring and marginal in winter (+1).

That circumstance was a major impulse behind her publication of Moholy-Nagy Marginal Notes (1972), in which she tried to set the record straight about her collaboration in the groundbreaking photographic experimentation at the Bauhaus that had hitherto been credited to Moholy-Nagy alone.