Sentence examples for greater margin of error from inspiring English sources

While such exchanges are carefully choreographed, there is a greater margin of error.

If the map is more scrambled, however, those predictions have a greater margin of error.

They cook nearly as quickly, and have a greater margin of error in terms of doneness.

These days, Mr. McCaw is so wealthy that he has a greater margin of error than early in his career.

So it goes, all too often, when new, high-performance technology is inserted into older infrastructure built to operate with a greater margin of error.

While the formula has a greater margin of error, this margin proves less than significant in the practical application of the method's results.

Here, too, the opinion polls put Mr Riordan ahead, but with greater margins of error, and with a lot more of the voters still undecided.

Weight is much more difficult to determine than length in sauropods, as the more complex equations needed are prone to greater margins of error based on smaller variations in the overall proportions of the animal.

At 884 N of pretension, the greatest margin of error was 0.19 at a deflection of 2.41 mm.

At 1274 N, the greatest margin of error was 0.29 at the maximum deflection of 2.69 mm.

Within the same batch of experiments, we noticed marked variability and a great margin of error for Ca∶P ratios, especially when the same samples were exposed to different temperatures (room temperature, 4°C, or 37°C).