Sentence examples for more marginal one from inspiring English sources

Successful trials also typically address an important problem, as opposed to a more marginal one, and involve experienced investigators and patient advocates who push for participation.

By devoting more aid dollars to the likely college students rather than to more marginal ones, states are limiting the overall pool of residents who will be able to obtain college-level skills.

With all of the major campaigns — and even many of the more marginal ones — now running television commercials, Mr. Giuliani's continued absence from the airwaves has puzzled his rivals.

He distinguishes paradigmatic examples of Darwinian populations that satisfy "core" notions of replication and natural selection from more marginal ones.

In one of the most magnificent of the Kelly series, Ned rides off over a flat clay pan towards a distant fringe of scrubby trees, in a landscape that seems more marginal than the one that in strict truth he inhabited.

Members of the clica live in the "core" zone that is located in one or more marginal urban neighborhood and from it carries localized criminal activities such as drug-dealing.

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

Duda et al. reported that one-piece implants showed more marginal bone loss than two-piece implants [23].

However, a spokesman for another trade body, RenewableUK, said: "The cuts mean sadly that a lot of the more marginal windfarms, which means the smaller and community-based ones, will fall away.

Three throughout the game - (Andrej) Kramaric in both halves, the second one you could probably say was a bit more marginal but there was contact.

In its 11th season, "Law and Order" is still one of prime time's most popular programs, and though some of the others have more marginal ratings, the genre is perhaps more robust now than ever.