In both cases the margins of the lesion were almost indistinguishable.
In at least two cases, the margin of error was greater than the winning candidate's margin of victory, leading the group to conclude that there was "insufficient evidence" for it to say that the results were accurate.
Higher courts objected; but, by a seven-to-two margin in both cases, the judges upheld the milder sentences.If that was a tactical retreat in the war on drugs, the following day brought a headlong flight.
But in a few cases, the margins of victory were unusually narrow.
For the benign tumor cases, the margins on the resection side, including the joint portions, were designed to be convex, and the resection margin was designed to be concave.
Results of most polls are within the margin of error, and all sides agree the race is too close to call -- close enough that the two parties have marshaled battalions of lawyers both to watch for Election Day fraud or intimidation and to prepare post-election litigation in case the margin is razor-thin.
Whatever the case, the margin of victory for Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the second round of Iran's presidential election, on Friday June 24th, was striking.
The solution when the net farm energy is maximised is similar to the optimised gross margin solution, in terms of both net energy and baling of cereal straw (at a wheat straw price of £43 t−1 all cereal straw is baled in both cases); however, the gross margin is 6% and GHG emissions 47% less (Table 7) than the maximised gross margin solution.
*According to Elston & Ellis 1998 [ 51]. **In one case the margins were not included in sample.
In our case the margins were very close, less than 1 mm, justifying the use of adjuvant radiation therapy.
