Sentence examples for permit a margin from inspiring English sources

The estimated results permit a margin of error and still appear strong, even though the numbers remain conservative.

Indeed, in choosing those tires, Ford permitted a narrower margin of safety than in many other vehicles.

But there might have been something uplifting about slowing down, about permitting "a broad margin of leisure," as Thoreau said.

Additionally, a biblical prohibition against "taking advantage" of the person on the other side of a sale was interpreted by ancient rabbis to mean that sellers were permitted a profit margin that was no greater than one-sixth of a good's selling price.

Pre-operative down-staging may convert an irresectable tumour into a resectable one, a tumour likely to have positive resection margins to one with negative resection margins or permit a sphincter-sparing procedure.

By 1955 it was regularly noted that Chicago's offensive struggles were placing undue pressure on the pitching staff, wearing them out with "one tense game after another, never having a comfortable margin that might permit a little breather now and then"; Pierce was described as "the unluckiest pitcher in the majors" that year due to the lack of scoring.

France cannot permit a scandal".

The referees permit a lot of contact.

Positioning uncertainty was improved, permitting a reduction of the planning target volume margin by 2 to 4 mm.

Such a procedure does, however, not permit safety margins to be quantified.

In addition, there is a permitted margin of error of < 20 % for any component listed in the nutrition panel, which is considerably higher than the margin of error considered reliable for the GI of a food ( < 15%%).