Sentence examples for acceptable amount of error from inspiring English sources

There is no clear consensus regarding the clinically or medico-legally acceptable amount of error in clinical orthodontics.

This is likely somewhat reassuring to the registry administrators, who consider <3% to be an acceptable amount of error.

A mean difference of 20.4% was observed across all cell lines which when compared to the finding that the phosphosites varied by approximately 670% on average over untreated controls, was considered an acceptable amount of error.

Relative Technical Error of Measurement (rTEM) was calculated (Kemper & Schwerdtfeger, 2009; Ulijaszek & Kerr, 1999)—aggregated rTEM for three raters equaled 1.35%, which is considered an acceptable amount of error (rTEM < 1.5%), even for skilled anthropometrists (Norton & Olds, 1996).

Sarah Longwell, a representative for Berman and Company, a Washington-based P.R. firm, and the managing director of the American Beverage Institute, said that if the alcohol sensor did not allow for a margin of error in what was an acceptable amount of alcohol, it might make it impossible for people to have anything to drink and still drive.

The proposed method suggests that automation reduces the errors caused by manual operations and makes the processing of data possible in an acceptable amount of time.

Contextual values influence scientific methods by determining the acceptable amount of inductive risk.

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White et al. (2011) suggest the following guidelines for determining an acceptable amount of MCE: 1.

It is hard to find an objective requirement regarding the acceptable amount of utilised memory.

And, her nights, a totally acceptable amount of wine.