The press seems to be in a hurried search for some clearly marked borderline between that which is unethical/reprehensible/unattractive and that which is truly felonious.
However, the cut-offs were set to mark the borderline of depression or anxiety or both, even though a structured clinical interview, e.g. SCID-I, is the golden standard in clinical settings [ 43].
For each case, the marks of those candidates marked as borderline are averaged.
The SFR is born in Serra da Canastra, state of Minas Gerais, and thence runs northwardly until its course turns abruptly towards the Atlantic Ocean, marking the borderlines of Bahia, Pernambuco, Alagoas and Sergipe states.
There are no quotation marks, so the borderline between Mila's thoughts and those of the other characters is blurred.
The shooting at Borderline marks the 307th mass shooting in the U.S. this year, according to the Gun Violence Archive's records.
Santorum's time in Congress was also marked by the unabashed, borderline insane conservative rhetoric on social issues that is now his political brand.
This borderline method of marking examinations is widely used both internationally and in the UK.
Speaking at the national sports institute after the weeklong government inquiry, Jouanno said the question of limiting the number of players was discussed, and in a clumsy way that was marked by "innuendo that was often borderline racist".
At the environmental/structural level, the odds of testing HIV-positive increased by 12% for every five arrests for having track marks, although this association was of borderline significance.
Price gave her a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder, an illness marked by instability of mood and self-image.
