More stuff only makes a very marginal difference.
A study [ 40] demonstrated a very marginal difference showing those women who smoke during pregnancy are at least 40% at risk of experiencing a stillbirth (OR 1.40, 95% CI 1.0, 1.96), similar to the pooled odds ratio of studies conducted in North America (OR 1.39, 95% CI 1.29, 1.50) P value < 0.0001, 9 studies) and Europe (OR 1.55, 95% CI 1.36, 1.78, P value < 0.0001,11 studies).
For each vaccination strategy, the average of 300 simulations was taken; this was based on a comparison of between 100 and 500 simulations that showed very small marginal differences between 300 and 500 simulations.
So, it [time] was very much marginal difference between the two [MLVA and ribotyping] [16: MLVA Trust].
For the hospitalization cost variable, the difference between the two groups was very marginal, with a difference of only 1.05 times (2,823,890 KRW for the HI group and 2,971,010 KRW for the MA group).
For both transform domains, the proposed technique performs significantly better than the conventional one for images from DB1 (improvement of 0.25 for filter window size ) while the differences are very marginal for databases DB2 and DB3 (around 0.01 in terms of BER). Figure 17 Robustness against white Gaussian Noise with increasing SNR.
The magnitude of their difference is very marginal (i.e., 1.09 %).
The Browns intelligent young head coach Mike Pettine likes to say, "The difference between 10-6 and 6-10 is very marginal" — and such parity means that small innovations sometimes have consequences.
In order to further validate the results, a pilot study was conducted and it was observed that the difference between the calculated probabilities of field data and the theoretical probabilities obtained from nomograph was very marginal.
"They will become a very marginal outfit".
