Sentence examples for some marginal differences from inspiring English sources

School participation and health and well-being outcomes are not systematically different between HPS and NHPS, though there are some marginal differences.

Despite some marginal differences, API 650 Annex E can be considered to adequately account for all the major failure states when compared to New Zealand and Japanese design documents for design purposes.

Notionally, it could make some marginal difference.

"Elections are won in the margins, and there are marginal differences between the campaigns that show us different strategies of the campaigns," said Kenneth M. Goldstein, director of the Wisconsin Advertising Project and the author of the study.

We focused on four cases that had a significantly different Bayes factor, but marginal differences in prediction accuracy.

RNV loaded with different hydrophilic reagents shows marginal differences in size and PDI.

These are marginal differences, obviously, but they matter some in terms of the electoral math since any hope that Mr. Romney has of winning the Electoral College without Ohio probably requires him to win Iowa.

First, it tends to be calculated on marginal differences: as in, does a class of 32 pupils really achieve differently from one of 28?

Interestingly, only marginal differences between these three DMARDs were found although their molecular modes of action differ.

Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton spent the last year debating their marginal differences on these issues.

"Bush has succeeded in convincing people that there are only marginal differences on issues.