Examples of borderline

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We omit discussion of the borderline cases where logarithmic terms also appear.
The booking schedules are diverse, but they are borderline commercial and the concerts rarely sell out.
At the same time, a borderline structural imbalance was emerging.
They may therefore be considered borderline between commensals and true tissue parasites.
Disagreement between competent speakers about the application of a general term in borderline cases is unproblematic and indeed inevitable.
One account is seman tic, according to which indeterminate borderline cases do not have a correct answer.
Such forms of vagueness are not important because they do not yield a significant range of borderline cases.
We are not troubled by borderline cases of mathematical concepts.
In effect, they grant that there are relative borderline cases but believe that all questions about grades have answers that are discoverable with enough investigation.
In principle, therefore, indeter minacy due to a borderline case will be eliminated for as many borderline cases as the legislators have application intentions.
The judge can exhibit similar candor if he instead believes that the procedural infraction freed a borderline case of a guilty man.
In law, actual borderline cases are controllable side effects.
They sort cases into clear positives, clear negatives, and borderline cases-with just the right shading between the categories.
Politically astute individuals have found several uses for absolute borderline cases.
I say that relative borderline cases are doing the work and the absolute borderline cases are epiphenomenal.
If the issue is borderline, then the competing efforts of attorneys will tend to reveal the issue's borderline status.
Of the two, it favoured the subdivision, which would, it claimed, yield a straighter borderline.
Similarly, all four group analyses yielded positive associations, one of which was borderline significant.
Factories are on the borderline, with large portions technically defined.
Neuropsychological factors associated with borderline pathology in children.
Magnetic resonance imaging volumes of the hippocampus and the amygdala in women with borderline personality disorder and early traumatization.
They argued that borderline patients have a deficit in the capacity to evoke memories of "good objects" to provide self-soothing in times of distress.
Nonetheless, we believe that prospective studies are necessary to advance our understanding of how borderline pathology develops over time.
Future research would benefit from an exploration of the relative contribution of each indicator to borderline features when assessed in a relational versus nonrelational context.
The borderline cases of all the categories under study are summarized in table 6 below.
The borderline between them is arbitrary to some extent, and a problem may apply to more than one of them.
We excluded the two children who exhibited both clinically borderline or significant social problems and withdrawal.
The emotional words were selected to be highly negative to borderline patients.
Endomyocardial biopsy was negative in 5 and showed borderline myocarditis in 1 patient, who responded transiently to steroid therapy.
One referee points out that the borderline of 80 per cent for the 'singular-only' ('plural-only') class seems to be low.
There was a tendency for borderline tubers to pass along the rollers slightly too far and fall into the size above the correct category.
Furthermore, there is no sharp borderline between those who are tall and those who are not tall.
Children who later develop borderline character structure are faced with a dilemma.
In a similar vein, we propose that there may be a constellation of symptoms demonstrated in childhood that reflect the development of borderline personality problems.
Estimating the prevalence of borderline personality disorder in the community.
In the present study, all of the indicators of borderline, with the exception of physical aggression, pertained to relational issues.
As these comments suggest, self-esteem in borderline patients often fluctuates to extremes, particularly negative extremes.
The results of the present study also suggest that certain components of each indicator may be especially important in understanding the development of borderline pathology.
We believe that this problem may be partially ameliorated by considering possible heterotypic continuity in the manifestation of borderline pathology across development.
1066 other proposed indicators of borderline pathology can be assessed with an instrumental versus relational focus.
The third proposed indicator of borderline features in childhood is overly close relationships.
Expressed emotion and clinical outcome in borderline personality disorder.
Between 19 and 24% of children were in the borderline or clinical range for externalizing problems.
While central or focal cases may betray no naming difference, borderline cases for natural kinds and colours do.
A total of 11 cases of ovarian cancer were identified: four invasive tumors, two granulosa cell tumors, and five borderline ovarian tumors.
Most individuals fell unambiguously into one class or another, but inevitably, some individuals displayed borderline characteristics.
The borderline between savanna and forest boundary was clearly demarcated by high grass cover in the savanna and a change in grass species composition.
The choice of the borderline cut-off point in a treatment setting must be influenced by the relative importance of sensitivity and specificity.
The opera's unifying concept is the idea of the borderlines between emotional, metaphysical and moral states.
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