Sentence examples for more marginal compared from inspiring English sources

The fused classifier offers a slightly improved performance compared to the standard L1-SVM [17 errors (22%) versus 19 errors (24%)], even though the amelioration seems more marginal compared to the improvement made with bladder tumors and the misclassification rate remains fairly high.

In multivariate ordination space, these karyotypes plotted in habitat of more marginal quality compared to non-admixed, 'typical', karyotypes.

These were smart, sensible measures that made the game safer and more appealing, but their impact was pretty marginal compared with the arrival of Larry Bird and Magic Johnson two years later and the development of Commissioner David Stern's star-making machine in the 1980's.

These differences were also marginal compared to the much more extensive network of premotor, parietal and temporal regions of the pMNS that did not show a significant difference between the two tasks (Fig. 1I).

The numbers are still marginal, compared with the thousands of Palestinians who have been killed or arrested during the uprising.

But that is all marginal compared to [the] underlying dynamic I've described.

Monday's poll suggests that the SNP have advanced 31 percentage points in heartland Labour seats, compared with 16 points in more marginal areas.

Regarded as a modern master in Europe, on a par with Buñuel, Dreyer and Bresson (filmmakers to whom he is sometimes compared), Mr. Oliveira is a more marginal figure in the United States.

The majority for that proposition in the UK is 35 points (54% to 19% against), compared with 26 points in France (63%-37 63%-37points in the US (52%-23%) and a much more marginal two points in Germany, where 36% are in favour of thes New-Deal-style pitch and 34% against.

It is more marginal, indifferent and shallow.

Instead, he said, they have worked on more marginal items.