Sentence examples for represents a margin from inspiring English sources

The difference — 2,403 votes — represents a margin of about.31 percent, just outside of the automatic recount.

The latest net profit represented a margin of 0.99% on revenue, an increase of 0.01 percentage point on the same period last year.

Such data can also be quite volatile, to the extent that casual employees represent a margin of adjustment for employers (ibid).

Its R$1.2 billion ($660 million) in pretax profits, which represents a stunning margin of 24.5%, puts it among the most profitable (well above Avon's 12%, Estée Lauder's 18%, and L'Oréal's 19%).

This may sound like a lot of money, and it is, but that only represents a net margin of 5% and a return on capital of 5%.

Each point in this achievable performance plot represents a prescribed gain margin, phase margin, and crossover frequency, obtained by a PI or PID controller contained in the stabilizing set.

Planning Target Volume (PTV) represents an additional margin of at least 0.2 cm around the CTV to compensate for the variability of treatment set up and internal organ motion.

The solid red line represents a 2-cm margin (Fig. 3).

The Mesozoic succession represents a rifted passive margin, formed at the opening of the Neo-Tethys Ocean in the Late Triassic to Early Jurassic.

Conclusively, in case the sedimentary record of the TLE represents a simple western margin of the German Triassic Basin, the Buntsandstein thickness should more or less constantly decrease from the east to the west (Figure 5c), which is basically not in contradiction with the newest thickness data reported by Dittrich et al. (2011).

The clinical target volume represents a 3 mm margin beyond the gross target volume and the planning target volume would represent the involved hemilobe of the prostate gland.