Obviously, both Republicans and Democrats are agreed to do nothing more that quibble over insignificant margins of so huge a deficit.
The use of these observations leads to accurate solutions with insignificant margins of error.
Studies with the IOTA and VLTI published in 2009 brought strong support to Perrin's analysis and yielded diameters ranging from 42.57 to 44.28 mas with comparatively insignificant margins of error.
We expect PSND to peak at 80.0percentnt of GDP in 2015-16, to fall by a statistically and fiscally insignificant margin in 2016-17, and then to fall more rapidly to 75.9percentnt of GDP by 2018-19.
Official poverty measures do not take this into account and hence have arguably understated recent increases in absolute poverty by a small but not insignificant margin".
Five Current Margin-of-Safety Graham Picks.
However, the earnings effects for applicants at the margin of admission are insignificant.
Fittingly enough, this final pre-election Times/CBS News poll shows that the race between Mr. Bush and Senator John Kerry is not much different than it was in March, when Mr. Kerry emerged as his party's presumptive nominee: The president leads Mr. Kerry by a margin of 49 to 46percentt, a statistically insignificant difference.
Someday, perhaps, I'll reactivate my membership in the American public whose views and attitudes are so important to market researchers and aspiring presidential candidates, but for now, as I stand witness to this war, sleepless, not eating well, jumpy, touchy, scorched, that margin of error that pollsters are always talking about and dismissing as insignificant?
The poll had a margin of sampling error of plus or minus four points, meaning that the differences are statistically insignificant.
