The phrase "accepted margin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, business, or any field where margins are discussed, indicating a margin that is generally recognized or agreed upon.
Example: "The project's budget was adjusted to fit within the accepted margin for expenses."
Alternatives: "recognized margin" or "approved margin".
This certain period is considered as an accepted margin, and can be set by the user.
The model then continuously adjusts the weights until an output is reached that falls within an accepted margin of error.
In tests, the readings came within 6.2percentt of readings from a commercial spirometer, which is within the accepted margin of error.
Local fact-checkers have picked apart Jennings' spiel and found it wanting in a few particulars, though it certainly remains well within the accepted margin of error of standard political discourse.
With an accepted margin of error of 5% and a 95% confidence interval, the sample size required was 383.
Using an accepted margin of error of 5% and a 95% confidence interval, the minimum sample size was 197 patients.
Typical margins for SABR in practice are 0.5 cm axially and 1 cm in the superior/inferior direction (RTOG 0236), although other international studies have accepted margins of 3 5 mm (ROSEL study).
Linearity of the assay for native rabbit serum across the range 19 585 ng/ml for the sample with a 'high' starting concentration (rabbit serum A) and 15 190 ng/ml for the sample with a 'low' starting concentration (rabbit serum B) was well within accepted margins with mean observed to expected ratios of 98.4% and 112%, respectively (Table 2).
Extracorporeal lung-supporting procedures open the possibility of staying within widely accepted margins of 'protective' mechanical ventilation (tidal volume of less than 6 mL per kg of predicted ideal body weight and plateau pressure of less than 30 cm H2O) in most any case of respiratory failure or even of further reducing ventilator settings while still providing adequate gas exchange.
For the assessment of surgical resection margins on the BCS specimen itself, it is pertinent for us to discuss and contrast the use of the "tangential shaved margins" technique [ 9, 55, 59, 81] versus that of the currently more widely accepted "perpendicular margins" technique (i.e., "radial margins" technique).
The market announced that Treasury securities with a maturity of less than a year would be accepted as margins for futures contracts only with a discount of 3 percent to their value, compared with a previous discount of 1 percent.
