Sentence examples for margin that can from inspiring English sources

Numerous studies, including one by the Government Accountability Office, have shown that voter ID laws can shave two to three percentage points off Democratic turnout – a margin that can easily swing a race for the House, the Senate or the presidency.

There has never been a company that existed on 65% gross profit margin that can [thrive] on 25%.

(15) and (16) will be the optimal solution for P 3. It is notable that if the summation of the allocated power under only the capacity requirement is lower than the available power budget, there exists the power margin that can still be utilized P Left = P T − ∑ k = 1 K P k ′. (17).

Reviewer 1: "They also suggest the existence of an additional signal from the wing margin that can orient MTs" and "Distal (peripheral) polarity is independent of Ft function, but appears to depend on a Wnt-dependent signal from the wing margin (Wu et al., 2013) that one can speculate might orient but not bias MTs".

The additional hyperplane consists of maximum distance to the hyperplane (known as margin) that can prevent data points from falling into the margin and is defined by w · x i − b ≥ 1 for all x i that classified in first class and w · x i − b ≤ 1 for all x i that classified in second class.

The first tergite shows the smooth articulating facet across its anterior border with a row of flattened scales delineating the posterior extent of the articulation, while all the tergites also display a cuticular thickening at the posterior margin that can also be seen in FMNH PE 7076.

Mark Cavendish is starting to win them by margins that can be counted in seconds, just like a normal road stage.

Overall, the race remains finely poised, with Evans just 10 seconds behind Wiggins, and Nibali at 16sec, margins that can be lost and won within sight of any stage finish.

Besides, more sales means margins that can support a lower price.

Furthermore, an analysis of tipover stability and steerability through the different states of the maneuver is performed, resulting in sensor-based stability margins that can be computed online.

We have developed a graphical relationship for block margin as a function of target and lung density, which should save time in the planning phase by shortening the design of PTV margins that can satisfy Radiation Therapy Oncology Group mandated treatment volume ratios.