Sentence examples similar to a margin for adjustment from inspiring English sources

Such data can also be quite volatile, to the extent that casual employees represent a margin of adjustment for employers (ibid).

"There is a margin for error".

Therefore, there is still a margin for improvement.

The most common method is to have scheduled arrival and waiting times at stations, with margins for adjustment along the route and also at terminals.

(0th order appears high for these two observations because they were made with Yoffset=0.7', which moves 0th order off the low-gain on-axis aimpoint.) The gold curve is the gain correction factor used for post-voltagechange observations (with an additional 6% adjustment to provide a margin of error for filtering).

The empirical analysis will further investigate this issue, but the summary statistics shown in Table 8 indicate that flexible wage components indeed represent an important margin of adjustment for our sample of European firms: almost 10% chose it as the "most important" cost-cutting option during the recent economic crisis.

With respect to evolution, populations must secure a margin of genome variability that allows for the adjustment to new environmental conditions.

Unlike the Heat, who had the luxury of an 82-game schedule to make adjustments, the Eagles, with 16 regular-season games, have a narrow margin for error.

A wide margin for improvement exists therefore for therapy.

Gender specific measures have a high margin for gaining efficiency.

While they are welfare enhancing for all the cohorts, they also imply a downward intensive margin adjustment in the labor supply.