Sentence examples for with a margin for error from inspiring English sources

The children's commissioner also says that teeth and bone x-rays are inaccurate as a method of assessing age, with a margin for error of about two years.

Certainly it seems unlikely that Ivory Coast would be so keen to risk their star forward if they were in a group with a margin for error.

With a margin for error of 0.2% in the overall GDP estimate, there is the possibility that once all the September data is available GDP will have grown by nearer 1% in Q3.

LOS ANGELES — The Yankees, old and infirm as they may be, have continued to hang on the fringes of the playoff race, limping along as gingerly as Derek Jeter runs to first base, and with a margin for error as narrow as that on Andy Pettitte's fastball.

The Bentley study, carried out by Equation Research in September 2014, surveyed 1,031 U.S. millennials between the ages of 18 and 34, with a margin for error of 3 percentage points.

Based on the assumption that there are 800 patients with SMI registered with the CPN service, with a margin for error of ±10% and a 95% confidence interval, we calculated that we would require a sample size of 86 participants.

But close racing, at higher speeds with much less of a margin for error than stock cars, will continue to sell the sport.

"There is so much fastidious control involved in creating each one of the 'Bottom Feeder' pieces, but with ceramics there is always a margin for error, and some degree of control must be sacrificed.

"So there's less of a margin for error with him.

The necessary sample size was calculated to achieve estimates with a confidence interval of 95% and a margin for error of 3.5%, while assuming a burnout prevalence of 18% [ 37].

But with a margin of error for each +/- 5%, for all we really know Clinton is at 36% and Obama is at 37%.