'marginal size' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a size that is extremely small or insignificant, such as the size of a margin on a page. For example: "The text is small, but the margin size is quite marginal."
The per-risk-allele effect sizes in subjects with low levels of trans-β-carotene were 40%% greater than the marginal effect size [odds ratio (OR) 1.8, 95 % CI 1.3 2.6].
Marginal in size, it captured the spirit of the young, creative Moscow types who protested against the Kremlin in December 2011.
The crowns function intraorally; therefore, moisture absorption and thermal cycling may affect the physical properties of acrylic resin, causing a change in marginal gap size.
The parameters are included marginal effect size of disease loci, allele frequency of the disease loci and linkage disequilibrium between disease and marker loci, and the sample size.
Figure S4A, B shows our estimates of the per-subsample risk allele frequency and estimates of the genetic marginal effect size.
Notice that the marginal effect size of pack-years on lung cancer risk does not alter conclusions regarding the relative test efficacies.
Thin-section CT findings correlate closely with the pathologic diagnosis of nGGOs [ 16], and the attenuation, marginal characteristics, size, and development of a solid component are potentially helpful to predict malignancy [ 1, 17, 18].
Throughout the evolutionary history of Zoanthidea marginal musculature, size of the muscles vary over two orders of magnitude and shape of the mesogleal support structures mirror that variation allometrically.
This is perhaps due to the fact that increasing the marginal effect size λ for model-1, model-2, and model-3 makes the detecting task suitable for the pre-filtering based methods such as MDR and SVM.
