Sentence examples for lead of less than from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama was polling below 50%, on average, and had a lead of less than a point.

Kim's total score of 65.91 points gave her a slim lead of less than a point over Miki Ando of Japan heading into the decisive free program on Saturday.

Using polling and demographic information, the report analysed marginal seats (generously defined as those with a lead of less than 20 points) to see that Ukip could damage the prospects of either Labour or the Conservatives in a further 194 seats, by eroding the vote share of one party more than the other.

It has a slim lead of less than 500 points over Russia in the men's standings this year, but it has a lead of nearly 2,000 in the women's standings over second-place China, which is only 10th in the men's division.

And the lightest color is are states that are "Barely" for one candidate or the other, meaning a lead of less than five percent.

If a state has had at least five polls conducted in the last 21 days, we will use that polling average to classify the race (a lead of less than 3percentt is a "toss-up," a 3-63-6percentead is a "lean" and lead of more than 6percentt is "strong").

Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Reports, Public Health Report 2000, Vol. 115, p. 521] examined these data and concluded that deficits in cognitive and academic skills associated with lead exposure occur at blood lead concentrations of less than 5 μg/dl.

Only 18% of the children had maximal blood lead levels of less than 10 μg/dL, and 8% had maximal blood lead levels of less than 7.5 μg/dL.

He added, however, that he had no information on the behavioral effects associated with lead levels of less than 10 micrograms.

As Tropical Storm Jose formed so close to shore there was a lead time of less than 9 hours on the tropical storm warning for the Veracruz coastline.

Consequently, a build-up of aminolevulinic acid which can be detected in plasma and urine even at blood lead concentrations of less than 10 ug/dL [ 26– 28].