Sentence examples for error of more from inspiring English sources

The 1980 average saw an error of more than 5pt.

The UK's decision to leave the European Union "will hurt manufacturing exporters", he said, adding that the jobs report had a margin of error of more than 100,000 jobs and "could be revised down substantially" next month.

We found that the use of one rain gauge to estimate the catchment's areal rainfall may lead to a potential error of more than six times the average hourly rainfall.

The new parameterization results in a reduction of the wave-nonlinearities estimation error of more than 50%, particularly for the maximum values of nonlinearity (near breaking) that contribute the most for sediment transport.

It was a small poll, with a margin of error of more than six per cent, but it was another indication that the debate and the Donald, rather than helping to narrow the field, have left it even more wide open than it was before.

Overall, the number of annual worldwide deaths is estimated as 781,000 (admittedly with a margin of error of more than 150,000), down from 985,000 in 2000.Watch "Malaria's frontline", our audio slideshow on efforts to detect and treat the disease on Thailand's border with Myanmar.

"The effect was relatively large, a reduction in errors of more than 25percentthe the authors concluded.

Nevertheless, it influences the maximum depth and the upper part of the unloading curve in a way that measurement errors of more than 20% may occur.

Analysis and sample calculations for fast and slow reactions show that errors of more than 10%, and up to 85%, might arise in practice if the necessary correction is overlooked.

The well-publicized errors of more than a decade — which had been compounded over the previous few years as the board and the prior C.E.O., Michael Spindler, concentrated on trying to sell Apple to everyone from I.B.M. to Philips to Sun Microsystems — left Amelio facing a slew of crises, and he handled some of them capably.

PREs with relative errors of more than 100% were considered insignificant.