Sentence examples for degrees margin of error from inspiring English sources

A systematic review concluded that for clinical use at least two degrees margin of error must be accepted [ 48], therefore clinical relevance of the small difference in ankle joint position is assumed to be low.

The poll had a 4 percentage point margin of error.

The findings have a 3 percentage point margin of error.

Costco cooks its chicken to 180 degrees Fahrenheit, a margin of error that the company believes renders the chicken safe.

Calculations based on Einstein's theory predicted it should advance by 5.07 degrees per year, well within the margin of error.

Their planning must be thorough, ensuring a degree of precision such that the margin of error is less than 1 mm.

For even this study "exonerating" the tar sands concedes that full development would raise the world's temperature by.4 degrees, one-fourth of the total climate margin of error that remains -- and that carbon wouldn't begin to meet a fourth of the world's energy needs!

Margin of error is the degree of uncertainty you have in the results of your survey.

Interviews were conducted with 501 white people without college degrees; the margin of sampling error for this group is plus or minus five percentage points.

The 10 point difference lies outside the margin of error.

Accuracy or margin of error was fixed at 5%, and 95% for the degree of confidence.