Sentence examples for marginal tip from inspiring English sources

Curved carapace length was taken from the nuchal notch to the posterior marginal tip.

Some agents complained that they spend far too much time chasing marginal tips.

However, high soil concentrations of > 1.0 ppm lead to marginal and tip necrosis in leaves as well as poor overall growth performance.

Article 8 with minute peg d-seta, e-seta bare with blunt tip, f-seta bent dorsally with 4 marginal filaments, g-seta with 6 marginal filaments.

If you are a generous tipper, do not put in these marginal bets, or refrain from tipping, because your tips will be greater than the average value of your bet.

Chat to voters in the constituency of Camborne and Redruth, a four-way marginal seat almost at the very tip of south-west Cornwall, and nobody seems to know what is going to happen on 7 May.

Thus, it is inferred that the dendrite fixes its tip radius because of marginal stability considerations, but the coarsening driven solute flow modifies the concentration gradient experienced by the dendrite envelope thereby influencing the location of the first secondary instability.

Thus, it is likely that acute events in susceptible children can tip the scale of marginal deficiency to more significant deficiency; hence, the basis for WHO/UNICEF recommendations for zinc supplementation in response to an attack of diarrhea (2).

According to newspaper reports, Mr Allason lost ultra-marginal Torbay because he failed to tip a pub waitress a week before polling day.

The test is this: as a result of today, do more voters feel confident in voting Tory and are there enough to tip the balance in any marginal seats?

From another angle, infectious diseases may tip a child suffering from marginal nutrition into a state of malnourishment.