The reason for the apparent discrepancy between the two studies could lie in the methodological approaches utilized as EBV transformation of LCLs, RT-PCR, gel electrophoresis and Sanger sequencing all have small inherent margins to miss transcripts that are present in low quantities.
Thus, while the winner might have changed if a thorough recount had been conducted, and although there are inherent ambiguities when the margin of victory is so small, the outcome is extremely unlikely to have changed based on the missing precincts alone.
From these intervals, the first three (respectively early Tithonian early late Berriasian, late Berriasian late Hauterivian, and latest Hauterivian to earliest late Albian) were controlled by extensional tectonics, strong enough to mask, during most part of the time, the long-term thermal subsidence inherent to the continental margin.
The conceptual difficulties inherent in the terms "adequate margin of safety" (Section 109) and "ample margin of safety" (Section 112) are discussed.
N.F.L. coaching is defined by slender margins and inherent uncertainty: they can never predict if and when their players will be healthy, and, even if they are at full steam, how they will perform.
Given the margin of error inherent in the formula, the chance of it having called the winner of the popular vote correctly in all 38 elections is only about 0.03 percent, or about 1 chance in 3,300.
We have also assumed that the financial regulations will be implemented in ways that do not unnecessarily create extra costs beyond those inherent in the higher safety margins.
It is shown that with a simple proportional feedback the closed-loop system has a very narrow stability margin due to the inherent dynamics of the actuator.
These legal and judicial debates point to the margins and fragile balance inherent to the right in question.
