Sentence examples for margin of change from inspiring English sources

The synthesized nanoferrites indicate independence of the activity on crystallite sizes due to the insignificant margin of change (from 6 to10 nm).

Some traits are tightly regulated and are kept within a small margin of change (stable or 'strongly constrained' traits).

The non-inferiority margin of change in DAS28 was 0.6, with prespecified analyses (DAS28<3.2 vs DAS28≥3.2). 205 patients were randomised.

The sample size of 90 patients randomised per arm was based on a one-sided 95% CI with 80% power, a non-inferiority margin of 0.6 change in DAS28 score and a common SD of 1.5 for a primary analysis on the per protocol population.

In other words, we aren't meant to merely skip over the symbolic boards of our thresholds, but to better think of them as markers at the margins of sure change.

Now, the final margin of error may change slightly over the next few days (as provisional ballots are certified and counted) but it'll still likely be pretty close to where it is now, even if Jones's margin winds up bigger than the write-in vote by a few tenths of a percent.

Most margin scores were very small (Fig. 4D); only 36 loci showed a margin of >1.5-fold change.

We labeled genes as co-expressed when they showed a 4-fold change of expression in the experiment as compared with the control, and considered those genes not co-expressed if their levels remain the same, compared with the control, within a margin of 0.2-fold change.

Our finding indicates that the stratigraphic successions on the southern Laurasian continental margin of Xizang reflect changes from a deep forearc basin through shallow littoral environments to a mountainous landscape during the Late Cretaceous and early Cenozoic.

A preliminary estimate of sample size was based on a non-inferiority margin of 5% in the change in pressure for a given change in flow rate.

The ICM poll - the first since the referendum question was changed two weeks ago to make it less biased - gives the 'In' campaign just a 3-per-cent lead over those who want to leave, down from a much larger margin of 11 per cent before the change.