Sentences with phrase «error margins»

Big error margins indicate lack of confidence in the predictions, and that should be clearly stated.

Thus assuming for a ten percent error margin, an average person eating around a million calories per year, could possibly over eat one hundred thousand calories per year!

Also, it can be determined with a much lower error margin.

Also, the electoral college system turns one very big poll into 51 smaller polls, each one necessarily with a bigger error margin (due to the reduced sampling data).

The data is sufficiently reliable to have a + / -.1 oC error margin in the most recent years and a + / -.2 oC margin in the early years (due to poorer global coverage).

Note again that the large error margins means the trends are statistically in agreement, but can not tell whether the data shows a warming or cooling trend.»

When we look into the future and try to predict the behavior of two highly complex systems, the global economy and the atmosphere, we need to see that the numbers must be considered to have wide error margins.

It has a plus - minus error margin of 4.2 percentage points.

Even allowing for significant error margins and a dire Tory campaign, the truth is that a Labour win is still, sadly, a distant pipe - dream.

building energy (e.g. gas and electricity) is entered in monetary values, due to the large range of energy tariffs and therefore the likely error margin with this calculation method.

The resolution of an astute and dedicated observer would be around + / -1 F. Therefore the total error margin of all observed weather station temperatures would be a minimum of + / -2.5 F, or + / -1.30 c...

He allowed himself very generous error margins.

Keep in mind that + -0.8 Gt / y margins require estimations of two global fluxes with 0.4 % accuracy, while piston velocities have 80 % error margins alone.

Provided timely customer service and consistently met company's service level goals by exceeding availability at 94.45 or higher during the last year with a minimum error margin of 2 %.

Note the interesting thing: the trust in media is somewhat similar (negligible 42 to 40 % drop - within error margin; meaning that Trump didn't have much of an effect).

According to Hummel et al (1995, page 390), the companion object may be a star as orange in color as a spectral and luminosity type of K4 V, but error margins in their calculations «prevent any meaningful physical discussion of Delta Trianguli until better interferometric measurements are available.»

Fletcher reiterated the sentiment, repeating his belief that the system had a 25 - percent error margin and ultimately, would do nothing to improve teachers» performance.

Smaller subgroups will have larger error margins.

To be included, a study had to compare organic and conventional planting across similarly - sized areas, had to report on the sample size and error margins, and had to use organic methods that complied with the guidelines of certification organisations (such as the UK's Soil Association).

The error margin is still there even if you weigh the current year shots more then last year.

Laser - guided surveying techniques meant there was an error margin of just 2 cm.

Margin of Error There is no error margin for vote counting.

The Manhattan results encompass 140 registered voters, with an error margin of 8.5 percent.

The margin of error in the general election is + / - 3.7 percentage points, while the primary poll's error margin is + / - 5.7 percentage points.

The result was a wavy interference pattern that matched the predictions of Born's rule to within the experiment's error margin of 1 per cent (Science, DOI: 10.1126 / science.1190545).

He knew the error margins were large; his private notes...

By measuring the gravitational interaction between Dawn and Vesta, the mission's science team has also been able to determine the asteroid's density with an error margin of less than 1 percent.