Sentence examples for marginal links from inspiring English sources

The problem really stems from the increasing absence of academics in the humanities and social sciences whose scholarship has no, or only marginal, links to issues of race, gender, ethnicity and the like.

In contrast, if the uniform threshold for spread is higher, then even marginal link-prediction capability can provide value.

They concluded that a high level of miR-21-5p wassociatedted with venous invasion, liver metastasis, advanced Dukes' stage, and a marginal link with lymph-node metastasis using the mean expression as a cutoff value.

The statistical significance of differences in sensitivity, specificity and accuracy between the two levels of routine readers, was determined by generalized score tests trough marginal models (link logit).

11.04am BST On Twitter the Labour party has been responding to today's Guardian story saying around half of the party's candidates selected to fight in marginal seats have links to Westminster as former special advisers, party workers, researchers, lobbyists or MPs.

For these cells, migration through the marginal zone is linked to the development of their characteristic layer 1 axonal arborization.

The cartelisation of global shipping makes things worse: trade routes linking marginal traders with major markets tend to be much less competitive than the high-volume routes.

These link marginal costs were summed up as a local PMC.

Early neoclassical scholars had difficulty convincing contemporaries of the new paradigm's value until political economists used the critical assumption of diminishing marginal value to link utility and demand.

How vegetation cover is assessed in marginal areas is linked to development of definitions not only under the FRA but also within the UNFCCC (e.g. as regards the term 'revegetation').

The marginal benefits of adding links with enough demand are always positive, except when adding links in the last year of the analysis period.