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marginally more expensive
The results were marginally above expectations.
Inclusion of this variable marginally decreases the magnitude and significance of the democracy variable.
If pressure is low, mutations of late-acting genes are tolerated because they affect biological fitness and reproduction only marginally.
The "old" intellectualist contextualism is blamed for either completely ignoring the sociopolitical context or referring to it only marginally.
It may be significant that until, the prepositional subordinator that allows topicalization, is also able to introduce negative clauses and, marginally, clefts.
Higher paternal support was marginally positively related to greater child-reported coping efficacy for girls.
Parent-reported child efficacy, however, did not even marginally mediate the relation of maternal supportive0consistent parenting or paternal support to children's externalizing problems.
If anything, it is (marginally) associated with distal contexts, again contrary to expectations.
Land managers therefore face a trade-off between satisfying many constituents marginally through higher rents or satisfying special interests appreciably through lower rents.
