Sentence examples for specific margin from inspiring English sources

Dealers were given money to make change and were even allowed a specific margin of error, Ms. Brennan said.

ART allows the creation of a patient specific margin rather than using a generic 1 cm CTV PTV margin.

Reexcision procedures may be difficult in these cases because it can be virtually impossible to accurately identify the specific margin to be reexcised.

A Procter & Gamble spokeswoman said that the company does not discuss specific margins but that it did make a profit on both the razors and the replacement blades.

This would leave Democrats with second-tier candidates, none of whom can inspire the overall turnout or the specific margins enjoyed by President Obama.

The respondents who acknowledged a fall in demand were then asked to qualify the nature of their reactions to it by assessing the relative relevance of specific margins of adjustment: prices, margins, output, and costs.

At Dartmouth, the breast-resection specimens are inked with six pre-assigned colors to preserve orientation within the breast, so that, if it is found by pathologic evaluation that the margins are involved by tumor, the patient is called back to undergo a second resection of those specific margins rather than the entire surgical cavity.

Their joint application has revealed that, although there is a flow of information between the different care levels, the quality of information varies across transitions and organizations, thus leading to the identification of specific margins of improvement in each healthcare area.

In order to account for degradation of the prescribed dose gradient at the edge of moving target volumes during delivery, patient-specific margins that consist of edge-enhanced dose intensity maps can be constructed[85].

Yet, with the company wanting to maintain specific profit margins, prices go up, even when they don't have to.

B. Elasticities of π C ∗ to the species-specific contribution margin π s.