Sentence examples for more marginal as from inspiring English sources

When welds are produced with higher heat inputs, instability is more marginal, as the grain structure after welding is coarser relative to the dispersoid density.

One of his plans for La Scala is a return to Italian repertoire, core as well as more marginal, such as this maligned work, written for the theatre with which Verdi was so closely connected.

So while the new challenger is still cheaper, the difference becomes more marginal, narrowing to as little as 6%.

The mtDNA analysis presented in this study does not place EEJ among other European populations rather their position is more intermediate and marginal, as can be seen in figure 5 and in figure 6, where autosomal distances are correlated with mtDNA distances.

Schemes to demolish slums made their situation still more marginal, even as a flood of foreign labour depressed wages for unskilled jobs below what was needed to start a family.

This suggests that intercropping is more beneficial in less fertile fields and in more marginal environments such as the NGS.

It's a pity Radio 3 now has too rigid a schedule to relay more marginal events such as this live.

Regression analysis and multivariate analysis of covariance (MANCOVA) highlighted the significant role of beliefs regarding the negative impact of homosexuality on one's identity and beliefs about the meaning of sexual problems in heterosexual intercourse as well as a more marginal role of black/white beliefs regarding what it is "right" to feel in heterosexual sexuality.

His truest gifts are for sights and sounds, as well as for the more marginal figures.

These suggest viability and feasibility of enormous savings as more marginal materials are used to replace virgin and classical material.

However, Mr. Romney led Mr. Santorum 33 to 22 among voters the pollsters classified as more marginal.