Sentence examples for fell within that margin from inspiring English sources

This margin also extended to the precise way in which alternatives (to marriage) of legal recognation fell within that margin.

Gleb O. Pavlovsky, a longtime political consultant to the Kremlin whose contract was discontinued this spring, said the two men were supported by the same set of voters, and the difference between them was so small that at times this summer it fell within the margin of error.

All but three of the results fell within the margin of sampling error.

A poll conducted by Elway in September showed the measure five percentage points ahead among registered voters, which fell within the margin of sampling error.

It argued in particular that whether or not to deprive a group of people – convicted prisoners serving sentences – of the right to vote fell within the margin of appreciation afforded to the member states in the matter.

Statistician Nate Silver predicted the last two presidential elections through the following logic: Multiple polls were calling the election a toss-up because President Obama's slight lead fell within the margin of error.

The Bayesian estimator O neS amp (Table 3) varied modestly depending on the priors used although values consistently fell within the margin of estimates based on temporal samples.

With the votes still being counted, the question was whether the result would fall within the margin that automatically requires a recount.

Although topological differences between the phylogenies of neighbouring ESAGs were observed, these were non-significant and fell within the margins of systematic error.

Whatever happens — Navy SEALs kill Osama bin Laden, job growth accelerates, job growth slows, the Supreme Court O.K.'s Obamacare — the basic outlines of the race remain the same: Obama narrowly ahead but with a lead that falls within the margin of error.

A Quinnipiac University/New York Times/CBS News poll of likely voters in Wisconsin, conducted in the last week, showed Ms. Baldwin favored by 48 percent of those polled compared with 46 percent for Mr. Thompson, a difference that falls within the margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points.