The results of these calculations "can have a pretty large margin of error," Dr. Wakshlag said.
Moreover, as the city indicates on the data reports, there is a large margin of error.
Moreover, the estimate for supervisors and non-production workers has a large margin of error attached to it.
As Catholic Voice themselves note, this gives it a larger margin of error – in this case, a little under 4.5%.
The Marquette poll, which received a huge amount of attention, had a small sample size and a large margin of error.
Alas, the Rube Goldberg-like formulas don't work, and not just because of their large margin of error — from zero to the 52nd percentile.
US pollsters only ask a few hundred voters in each survey, which means their results have a large margin of error.
Economists estimate that the report will show that the economy added around 100,000 jobs in October, though there is a large margin of error in any given report.
The experts may be snappier with the jargon than we are, but – as the more humble, less media-conscious of them are prepared to admit – there's a fairly large margin of error.
However, a study already submitted to a peer-reviewed journal has suggested that climate change has increased the chances of Desmond-like storms by about 40 per cent – give or take a rather large margin of error.
However, the sample sizes on the daily samples are extremely small, leading to a larger margin of error and making it hard to calibrate demographic weights, so this evidence is tenuous at best.
