Sentence examples for large margins of errors from inspiring English sources

One problem with this treatment is that scientists typically formulate their theories as exact statements, and at the time of their proposal it is not known how large margins of errors would be needed to transform them into true theories.

The number of people aged 25 74 in Iceland is small (about 180000 in 2006) and CHD deaths few (79 in 2006), which is reflected in large margins of errors.

Those voter subgroups are relatively small, however, and thus the samples have large margins of error.

And given that these predictions are based on very few elections, they have large margins of error.

In addition, the sample sizes for demographic subgroups like African-Americans are small, producing large margins of error.

Before and after their release, the reports have been assailed by independent experts and other critics who say mistakes and large margins of error make them unreliable.

Please keep in mind that these "forecasts" exclude Ron Paul's percentage and are only intended as benchmarks; they have very large margins of error.

However, the design of these projects is usually based on empirical equations and rules, leaving large margins of error regarding their expected efficiency.

I'm not sure I'd put a huge amount of stock in this; the daily breakouts in polls are subject to small sample sizes and therefore large margins of error.

As I mentioned, however, states like North Dakota have relatively small populations, and therefore the approval rating estimates (and to some extent also the economic data) are subject to large margins of error.

Historically, the forecasts issued by economists have had essentially no ability to predict a recession more than six months in advance, and have large margins of error even a month or two out.