Sentence examples for reference margin from inspiring English sources

The upper reference margin using 3× the standard deviation (3σ) of animal group I is 1.52 years, corresponding to a calculated upper limit of the incubation period of 6.1 years after a single high-dose exposure (5 16 g each).

The Nielsens have always been the accepted industry standard, without reference to margin of error.

Referencing 1.6 – 2.0 margin of acceptable quality DNA for forensic analysis, literature also suggests interference of Ribonucleic acid (RNA) and protein in substantiating the outlier values (Khare et al. 2014; Oxford Gene Technology 2011).

The difference between calculated and reference gross margins observed for the French Charolais_Calving system is due to the feeding costs.

Over the past 25 years, only two of the 3,124 archived articles that mentioned Nielsen and "ratings" included a reference to the margin of error.

With the ease of a big-city mayor stroking local constituents, Mrs. Merkel smoothly dropped a reference to the margin of re-election for the association chairman.

There's no need to put a reference to the margin of appreciation [into the convention preamble]." The human rights organisation Liberty welcomed the fact that the declaration "will omit various drastic proposals which would have undermined the right of individual petition, such as amending the convention to narrow the court of human rights' admissibility (HRA) criteria".

Furthermore, the following criteria have to be applied: The relative retention time of the compound in the sample has to be the same as the relative retention time of the reference within a margin of 2.5%.

The net effect of combining an internal margin (referenced in the patient coordinate system) and a set-up margin (referenced to the external coordinate system) to the CTV leads to the concept of planning target volume (PTV).

The reference to 40% margins would be wonderful, if true it is not.

It is worth stressing that these references to the margin of error did include Newspoll's Martin O'Shaughnessy and the Australian's Dennis Shanahan.