Sentence examples for the marginal differences from inspiring English sources

However, in all cases, the marginal differences in the expression levels of Oct4, Cdx2 and Tead4 were not statistically significant (P > 0.05).

A man who will pay a lot of money for real buttonholes is right away signaling that he has an eye for the small details -- what Mr. Wolfe called the "marginal differences" -- that go into custom tailoring and are practically invisible to anyone not in his aesthetic league.

The marginal differences between untreated and treated samples reflect the fact that the effect of gas composition on structural integrity of the nanotubes is insignificant in this case.

Pairwise comparisons revealed that the effect was driven by the marginal differences between 100-point and 5-point groups and between 20-point and 5-point groups in their respective conditions (p = .077, p = .063, respectively).

My theory is simple, using the highly scientific method of paying attention and staying awake, I have discovered the marginal differences between "influencers" that overtime reveal themselves to be true servants of people or true scumbags of history.

Thus, the marginal differences between the 1959 1960 survey and the present-day survey appears to be the result of current samples being collected earlier within a sampling week than previously, and therefore likely represent vagaries of sampling as opposed to a real difference in advancement to adulthood.

Taking the marginal difference between Freud and Self the 95% confidence interval is 0.02 to 1.64.

As if the marginal difference between David Cameron and Boris Johnson, in the context of all Paul has identified, is in any way fundamental.

They don't have to wait three or four years for what may or may not be the marginal difference they make to the whisky product".

"The marginal difference is not very much, especially as a percent of our expenses or income," Mr. Horovitz said.

This is a measure of the likelihood that a state will make the marginal difference in the election, giving a candidate the decisive 270th electoral vote.