The error margin is narrow.

The margin for error is so small...

There can be no margin for error.

So there really was no tolerable margin of error.

The margin of error stood at approximately 8 per cent.

These nations did not have the luxury of a margin of error.

The margin of error is a statistic expressing the amount of random sampling error in a survey's results.

So in this case, the absolute margin of error is 5 people, but the percent relative margin of error is 10 (because 5 people are ten percent of 50 people).

But Israel s margin for strategic error will shrink even further.

The margin for macroeconomic, prudential, and operating error is similarly small.

Given the sensitivity of that issue, our margin for error should be virtually nil.

They have little economic and perhaps even less political margin for error.

28. Inevitably, this element of the budget estimates is subject to a margin of error.

They have no margin for error, so they need to increase their chances of producing a crop.

Satellite technology has enabled the Commission to position each marker with a margin of error of only 1.5 cm.

This level is the probability that a margin of error around the reported percentage would include the true percentage.

One major challenge is various factors that affect the sample and raise the margin of error for the analysis.

After adding a little correction for margin of error, in the case where we have a small number of questions,

The report, however, notes that the estimate has a wide margin of error because of the small size of the samples.

These measurements are then used to estimate total body fat with a margin of error of approximately four percentage k1 points.

In media reports of poll results, the term usually refers to the maximum margin of error for any percentage from that poll.

These weren't devices that we're going to carry hundreds of people on the earth and there was no margin for error.

A margin of error was of course expected. However, instead of a margin of 1 to 5 per cent, Morocco was speaking of a margin of 225 per cent and had come out with a list of 170,000 Moroccan nationals whom it intended to have added to the electoral roll.

In order for the leg to fit, it needs to be 150 millimeters wide, allowing for a margin of error of 2.5 millimeters.

This device could measure the electric charge from as few as 1 150 ions with an error margin of less than 0.3 .

It is therefore suggested that a 2 to 5 per cent margin of error should be taken into account when considering results.

And I'm assuming less than they're saying a margin of error of 2.5 millimeters I guess it could be less than or equal to.

We don't care if we're above or below, the margin of error says we can be 2 and 1 2 above or below.

So when I say full, I mean really full well past any margin for error, well past any dispute about methodology.

Unfortunately, the authorities do not have much margin for error in working to counteract the damage done by the international crisis.

So when I say full, I mean really full well past any margin for error, well past any dispute about methodology.

Subsequent analysis by IEC concluded that in a 68 per cent sample of the vote, there was only a 2 per cent margin of error.

If an approximate confidence interval is used (for example, by assuming the distribution is normal and then modeling the confidence interval accordingly), then the margin of error may only take random sampling error into account.

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The error margin is narrow. Here I put life expectancy at birth, from 30 years in some countries up to about 70 years.

Definition The margin of error for a particular statistic of interest is usually defined as the radius (or half the width) of the confidence interval for that statistic.

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