Sentence examples for points of error from inspiring English sources

We see from Figure 9(a) that almost all significant points of error occur when lies directly on the lines connecting any two receivers and on the circle defined by the locations of the three receivers.

Or they might assume it has 8 points of error.

The tolerance at which a failure occurs is also very low as the exact point of error is hard to identify in a system.

Most non-experts probably don't have the answer to that question, so could assume the survey only has half a percentage point of error.

We have shown that this approach reduces a composite end point of errors in the recording and administration of drugs, increases the legibility and reduces the time spent creating anaesthetic records, and increases time spent observing patients during anaesthesia.

Critically important, the 11-point difference is well within the 16 point margin of error.

The Senate minority leader's 4-point lead falls within the poll's 4.2-point margin of error.

A poll last month by Democratic firm Public Policy Polling showed Baldwin trailing Hovde and former congressman Mark Neumann by 4 percentage points, and former governor Tommy Thompson by 5, with a 4-point margin of error.

The most recent poll surveyed 3,019 adults with a 2.1-point margin of error, including 2,424 registered voters with a 2.1-point margin of error between Sept. 12 and 16.

The poll showed Attorney General Martha Coakley holding the support of 39percentt of likely voters, while Republican Charlie Baker had the backing of 36percentt, a 3 percentage point gap that is within the poll's 4 point margin of error.

ONS revisions allow for 0.2 percentage points of estimation error.