Sentence examples for between the margin of from inspiring English sources
So the first thing we notice on the graph at the upper left is that there is a very strong correlation between the margin of support between two candidates and the favorability between them.
Although there is not data on this for 1976, the candidate with the stronger net-favorable rating in the late stages has won every election since 1980, and there has been an almost-perfect correspondence between the margin of the favorability gap and his margin of victory or defeat in the popular vote.
In terms of state voting patterns – displayed in Figure 3 — Lesthaeghe and Neidert found an unusually high correlation between the margin of support for the Democratic or Republican presidential candidate (vertical axis) and the extent to which a state's population had moved into the Second Demographic Transition (horizontal axis): (The location of each state is indicated by a small circle).
Subtle irregularity may be seen between the margin of the tumour and the junctional zone in cases of early invasion.
Masson staining revealed the tumor cell proliferation between the margin of tumor and mouse hypodermis and further illustrated tumor cell's invasion ability (Fig. 8b).
The parameter B∈ [0,1] controls the trade-off between the margin of the current model and the similarity to the parents model w p ∗. Setting B=0 corresponds to training a model that is independent of its ancestor, whereas setting B=1 represents a model that is maximally dependent on its ancestor.
This is a wedge between productivity y (on the margin of weeks worked) and the worker's marginal benefit.
The poll puts the Conservatives back into a narrow lead, although movement between the parties is within the margin of error.
One poll showed Sarkozy's party would narrowly beat the FN candidate, Florian Philippot, but the difference between the two was within the margin of error.
Last week, there were very senior level contacts between the two Koreas at the margin of the Incheon Asian Games.
