Sentence examples for estimates the margin of from inspiring English sources
"Forgiveness" – the difference between a drug's postdose duration of action and its prescribed dosing interval – estimates the margin of therapeutic effect following a missed dose.
While the U.S. made an effort to document civilian casualty data during its presence in the country, the administration "had consistent problems in collecting and defining data, changed methods and failed to estimate the margin of uncertainty," according to a report by the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a D.C.-based think tank.
Finally, the maximum ideal power coefficient has been found for a given configuration, which helps to estimate the margin for improvement of an actual design.
Before two teams play, their rankings are compared to estimate what the margin of victory might be: a team with a power ranking of 100 would be expected to beat one with a ranking of 90 by 10 points.
As to precision, Table 2 shows estimates of the margin of error for sample sizes ranging from 10 to 10,000.
The effect of sampling strategy is evaluated in terms of its accuracy in predicting the population estimates and the margin of error.
Estimates of the margin of exposure (MOE) with respect to the cancer endpoint (Kuiper-Goodman 2004; O'Brien et al. 2006) were made for selected age groups by dividing the TD05 (19.6 µg OTA kg bw−1 by the mean or 90th percentile of exposure.
Another important conclusion is that it is not always proper to estimate the stability margin of a system by its "system damping".
To estimate the true margin of error, we looked at all polls for senatorial races in 2012 that were published on the two major poll aggregation sites (Huffington Post's Pollster and Real Clear Politics).Then, using the standard formula, we computed their theoretical margin of error.
For estimating risks, the margins of exposure (MOEs) were determined.
