Sentence examples for suggest marginal from inspiring English sources

Only 6 patients (2.4%) had sTOFHLA scores of 22 or less, which suggest marginal or inadequate health literacy.

Other studies 11 17 on psychological interventions (eg, cognitive-behavioural therapy), counselling and stress-management interventions, physical activity training and relaxation suggest marginal or no effect on sick leave or return to work for patients with psychiatric disorders.

(d) Enlarged view of the embayed K-feldspar grain (Kf), suggesting marginal melting.

William of Baskerville is far less severe, suggesting, "Marginal images often provoke smiles, but to edifying ends".

This suggests marginal agreement between the two batteries in the Depressed-Controls.

The painfully high interest rates charged by moneylenders in developing countries suggest that marginal investment opportunities there are much more profitable than in advanced industrial nations.

[World Business, Section W.] Finding Ways to Lend in Poor Nations The high interest rates charged by moneylenders in developing countries suggest that marginal investment opportunities there are much more profitable than in advanced industrial nations.

Bush just managed to win roughly 1.5 million more votes in the very blue states than he did in 2000.Bush's incremental success in most of the very blue states does suggest a marginal narrowing of the red-blue chasm.

TGA results suggest a marginal reduction in its thermal stability.

However, there is already sufficient evidence to suggest that marginal deficiencies in folate, vitamin B12, niacin and zinc impact significantly on spontaneous chromosome damage rate.

These data suggest that marginal intakes of Zn, Fe, and Ca cause the accumulation of Cd in the duodenum, which results in a greater rate of Cd absorption and a greater accumulation in the internal organs.