Sentence examples for substantial margin of error from inspiring English sources
Even allowing for the substantial margin of error in the monthly figures close to a hundred thousand this looks like a notable fall-off.
Using this method, researchers estimated with a substantial margin of error that the average amount of hydroxyl radicals in the atmosphere rose 15percentt from 1979, when methyl chloroform measurements began, to 1989.
The uncertainty surrounding much of the data means that the system rankings have substantial margins of error; they will probably change again as better information becomes available from field surveys.
Policy-makers opposed to a given study's findings will dismiss them as imprecise, while advocates may fail to acknowledge that their numbers come with biases and substantial margins of error.
First, the theoretical 3 percentage point margin of error is already substantial, and puts nearly every competitive race within that range.
The Tories shoot up by a substantial six points on last month, an increase beyond the ordinary margin of error and the usual bumps up and down.
The study, which has a margin of error of plus or minus five percentage points, found substantial differences between those who completed a degree and those who did not.
(Margin of error: 3.5 percent).
The margin of error is surprisingly wide.
The Republicans have little margin of error.
