Sentence examples for considerable degree of error from inspiring English sources

The sample sizes used to produce worm graphs compare unfavourably with sample sizes in the hundreds or thousands that are standard in political polls (which are themselves known to be associated with a considerable degree of error).

Additionally, for high-income countries, information concerning the cause of death has long been acknowledged as containing inaccuracies (James et al. 1955), and more recent studies have confirmed considerable degrees of error in this information (Nashelsky and Lawrence 2003; Shojania et al. 2003).

But the system is flawed.' " This year, the federal Department of Education's own research arm warned in a study that value-added estimates "are subject to a considerable degree of random error".

Researchers found that value-added estimates were "subject to a considerable degree of random error" -- misclassifying teachers up to 26% of the time.

Its presence has resulted in a considerable degree of Americanization.

The minutes show a considerable degree of micromanaging absent today.

The three drugs show considerable degree of spectral overlap.

A sort of charming naivety has been our hallmark, combined with a considerable degree of homogeneity.

Hu Ruiling, director in charge of women, acknowledged a considerable degree of intrusiveness.

To beat a player such as Williams, Beck needs a considerable degree of complicity in her opponent.

These new functions, the elliptic functions, aroused a considerable degree of interest.