Sentence examples similar to margin of error achieved from inspiring English sources
For component alignment, they set the margin of error on ±2° and achieved the same results for DFA with 78% and superior results for the PTA with 90% compared to 83.0% in our group (Table 3).
The United States now has what one senior American official said was "almost no margin of error" in trying to achieve even limited goals in Afghanistan after a series of crises that have stirred resentment.
We set an a priori target of at least 200 respondents to achieve a margin of error of +- 7percent95(95% CI) for responses.
The sample size is calculated by allocating a minimum number of respondents to each primary sampling unit in order to achieve a margin of error of around 5%%, enough to get consistent and statistically significant indicators at these sampling unit levels.
We then excluded 1242 SNPs which had one or more individuals with missing HapMap genotypes because given the small sample sizes of our pools, data from even a single individual in the case of children contributes 0.033 to the estimated allele frequency, which is above the margin of error that we were hoping to achieve.
A sample size of 141 would be required to achieve a 5% margin of error.
Additionally, our sample size was fairly large, given that 385 participants would be needed using random sampling to achieve a 5% margin of error at a 95% confidence level with 1 design effect and a 50% anticipated response.
To achieve a 99% CI, 3% margin of error and 50% response distribution, 1784 students were required to represent the study population.
Public accountability demands us, public servants, to act with almost no margin of error and using the most open and transparent means available to achieve our goals.
However, AFEX achieved 6% higher glucose yield when both cellulase and hemicellulase was added (the difference was within the margin of error).
