Sentence examples for a miss of from inspiring English sources

Fitting this model to the polling data available ahead of the 2010 election produces an overestimate of Labor's TPP: 52.0%, a miss of 1.9 percentage points.

With many investors counting on earnings forecasts to be well managed by some companies, a miss of a mere penny or so can send a stock tumbling.

For instance, if a poll projected Mr. Mondale to get 45 percent of the vote after removing undecideds from the total, but he actually got 35 percent, that would be a miss of 10 percentage points.

The consensus forecast expected 363,000 lost jobs, a miss of over 100,000.

A miss of 0.2% is not that wide, but it seems everyone had just forgotten that even with a general downward trend, it's possible to have a positive number.

False negatives of the gene NER component can cause a miss of an important argument, as demonstrated in example #3 in Table 3 in which BANNER could not detect G691S (RET Exon 11 polymorphism).

However, there is a missing of market in the real world for natural goods.

One reason for this variance among others is a missing of a uniform definition of continence in different publications.

It is also useful for quickly logging out of a computer with a missing of damaged mouse.

Aug NFP is up 170,000, which is a HUGE miss of 220,000 expected by leading economorons.

All results support the assumption of a miss-allocation of students to lower secondary school tracks.