The phrase "a low margin of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the difference between two values, often in contexts like finance, competition, or performance metrics.
Example: "The company achieved a low margin of profit this quarter, indicating the need for cost-cutting measures."
Alternatives: "a narrow margin of" or "a small margin of".
A Stage 2 alert means that the system has only 5percentt more power than is being used, a low margin of safety.
So, the assumption that kletoparasitism is very detrimental to maintaining positive energy balance would apply if dogs already operate with a low margin of energy excess in areas without kletoparasitism16,50.
Conclusions: tPA therapy can be effective in the thrombolysis of intravascular thrombus in children, but is associated with a low margin of safety and an unknown risk benefit ratio.
A perceived high energetic cost of protracted hunting locomotion16 compared with ambush predation has led to African wild dogs being attributed with a low margin of energy intake over that required for maintenance16 leading to negative energy balance if a large proportion of kills are lost to kleptoparasites16.
"It has a low margin of safety and can cause toxicity at doses that are not much higher than those used to produce a sedative effect," said Dr. Rick Sams, who runs the drug testing lab for the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission.
This technique has a low margin of error in estimating the power-law exponent, α, of the probability density (P x) ∼1/xα) [51].
The high proportion of cultivating steps (measures) resulted in wood assortments of a low value, therefore, the average returns from timber sales were Euro 53.56 (ATS 737.00) per solid cubic metre, leaving only a low margin (reimbursement) of Euro 26.53 (ATS 365.00).
There's a very low margin of return for a customer for this little piece of "bloatware" that they're adding, but the cost for everybody goes up tremendously.
Because these agents have a very low margin of safety, they should be reserved for extreme situations in which the potential benefit to the patient justifies their use.
Bonobos CEO Andy Dunn once said, "Selling a bunch of other people's stuff is a low margin game that requires a lot of capital and, ultimately, it's hard to beat Jeff Bezos at that".
Morrisons is a low margin business and the desirability of intensifying operational leverage from a major property programme is highly questionable in our view.
