Sentence examples for allow for a margin from inspiring English sources
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.
To account for measurement error in the LFS, we refer to the solutions used in the literature (e.g. Rani et al., 2013, Garnero et al. 2015): first, we allow for a margin of error so that wages "close enough" to the minimum are not considered as non-compliant.
We therefore recruited 60 infants to allow for a margin of error.
The Centers for Disease Control and the Environmental Protection Agency recommend boiling the water for at least one minute to allow for a margin of safety, or 3 minutes at altitudes greater than 6,562 feet (>2000 m).
We show that, even allowing for a margin of uncertainty in the spacecraft cross-section and the drag coefficient, the observed −8 mm/s anomalous velocity decrease during the second Galileo flyby of December 8th 1992 cannot be attributed only to atmospheric friction.
Even a democracy is not immune The sultanate suddenly stirs ReprintsBy allowing for a margin of free speech, personally responding to citizens' appeals, upholding religious orthodoxy and keeping a grip on well-equipped and loyal security services, the ruling family has so far parried demands for real reform.They may again succeed.
Using this method, localisation is scored correct when a radiologist clicks within this ROA, allowing for a margin of response imprecision and reducing the 'tightness' of acceptance.
It was made easier when the team also discovered that the safe's design allows for a margin of error to compensate for humans getting their combination slightly wrong.
This allows for a margin of error of 15% (or in the extreme case where individual wages are underestimated and hours of work overestimated, a − 7.5% margin of error for wages and + 7.5% margin of error for hours of work).9 Second, we confirm the validity of the baseline estimations with LFS using alternative datasets.
Allowing for a margin of error, this yielded a pardon rate of between22 percent and 4 percent.
