Sentence examples for given a margin from inspiring English sources

Given a margin of error, he said, "it means that there's roughly a two-thirds chance of an Obama plurality and a one-third chance for Romney".

This paper defines two somewhat dual Maximal Design Diversity (MDD) problems, namely, (1) Primal -MDD: maximizing a design-variable diversity metric between architectures given a margin for compromising Pareto optimality, and (2) Dual -MDD: minimizing the compromise of Pareto optimality of architectures given a lower bound for design-variable diversity.

The poll did not give a margin of error.

"It gives a margin of error in case he ducks inside," said Servis.

Neither poll gave a margin of error, but both polling organizations are considered reliable.

The survey by the Dahaf Polling Institute questioned 505 Israelis, but did not give a margin of error.

The poll was conducted Friday and Saturday among 1,006 adults and did not give a margin of sampling error.

The appropriate light intensity can be obtained by giving a margin, regarded as an excess coefficient, to the light intensity calculated based on the assumption of complete use of excited electron hole pairs.

A sample size of the order 4300 gives a margin of error of +/- 1.5% around the incidence estimates.

It was calculated that recruitment of 203 patients would give a margin of error of +/− 3% if the prevalence of DVT was 5%.

If the observed coverage were to be 95% on average across the simulations, then 20,000 simulations would from simple binomial theory give a margin of error of approximately, which was considered acceptable.