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Dictionary » M » Marginal MarginalMarginal Occurring at or very close to the margin. ![]()
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Results from our forumUrinotherapy bunk?It's a load of doodoo. Yes, in theory, in certain limited cases, one could have some marginal benefit from drinking one's piss (or someone else's), but in practice it's just another way to fool people. It's amazing what all they try to sell to people - even drinking ...
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DNAWould there be any consequences – marginal or critical – if mutations should occur in any of the DNA sequences which code for rRNA?
See entire post The Fiber Disease... or even, in a more distant future, the size of planets. Because assemblers will be able to copy themselves, nanotech products will have low marginal production costs – perhaps on the same order as familiar commodities from nature’s own self-reproducing molecular machinery such as firewood, ...
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The Fiber Disease... just cautioning about leaping to conclusions. I mean, you want to be correct in your diagnosis. You also want to avoid wasting time with highly marginal theories if there are more plausible theories out there. - John
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When are they ever going to get it?... may lead the clinician away from considering an infectious problem. The psychological treatment of chronic mental illness is often lengthy and of marginal value. Frank Strick, Clinical Research Director of the Research Institute for Infectious Mental Illness, has gathered a large amount of information ...
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