Sentence examples for estimated margin from inspiring English sources

They found that the actual margin of error once the votes were counted was between 6 and 7percentt, about twice the estimated margin reported with poll results.

A survey with an unweighted probability sample of this size and a 100% response rate would have an estimated margin of error of +/-3.1 percentage points for a sample of 1,000 and an estimated margin of error of +/- 4.5 percentage points for a sample of 500.

In the process design it was demonstrated that a non-phosgene route for MDI is technically feasible and economical attractive for the design of a new plant (ROI 33%, estimated margin from 20%to50%0%).

In a prospective observational study, anaesthetists were asked to locate the CTM by palpation which was then identified using ultrasound and the distance between the actual and estimated margin of the CTM was measured.

As it is unlikely that participants in this trial will cross from one intervention to another, the ITT approach will be used unless the dropout out rate exceeds the estimated margin allowed of 20%.

Non-nurse staffing related costs were estimated by taking the average daily reimbursement by Medicare to skilled nursing facilities and subtracting an estimated margin of 5%, and the nurse staffing costs calculated for the median-staffed facility [ 15].

Estimated margins in the United Kingdom range between 8 and 9%.

However, in 43 spots, estimated margins are between 1 and 1.05.

Posthoc pairwise comparisons were made at each age corresponding to study visit (birth, 1, 2, 3, and 6-months) and were based on estimated margins means.

This chapter will show how the classic approach of using interaction equations and the lesser-known Coulomb Mohr failure criterion can be employed to estimate margins of safety (MS) in brazed joints.

While the iPad has nice margins (estimated gross margin of 30% by Steve Milunovich, UBS Apple analyst) IBM will only get a portion of it since they are acting as a reseller.