Sentences with phrase «wide margin of error»

That's a pretty wide margin of error, wouldn't you agree?

Given wide margin of error shown in the range, my model is essentially ambivalent as to whether the Liberal Democrats will be net winers or losers of seats.

There is a very wide margin of error in YouGov's prediction.

Using those 16 companies as a representative sample for the entire Fortune 500 cohort would result in a pretty wide margin of error: 24.3 %.

Large corporations have a wide margin of error for mistakes, startup companies that have not yet reached certain milestones of financial sustainability, don't.

And in truth he is something of a student of rebound angles and high - percentage shots («When you're off - balance or in doubt go for the glass because there's a wider margin of error to work with,» he says).

Although the new age estimates have wide margins of error, they help solidify our murky view of Denisovans and provide «really convincing evidence of multiple occupations of the cave,» says paleoanthropologist Fred Spoor of University College London.

However, because these reports are generated from complex statistical methods that rely on inaccurate or incomplete data and have wide margins of error, more responsible use of these reports is needed to reap their benefits — and minimize their risks.

However, because these reports are generated from complex statistical methods that rely on inaccurate or incomplete data and have wide margins of error, more responsible use of...

She now believes they drown out every other measure, have a wide margin of error and should never be used at all.

On a scale from 1 to 10 I give the stock a 8.5; there are some risks and uncertainties, but it's ridiculously under priced giving it a wide margin of error and I really like that a large part of the income goes towards paying the shareholders a dividend.

Any calculations that involve the future are subject to a wide margin of error.

Despite what the kibble manufacturers say, it's pretty easy to balance calcium and phosphorus and there is a wider margin of error when feeding raw.

Those are wide margins of error, but it would be unwise and potentially dangerous to ignore the mounting concern.

But since those numbers are based on the MPG numbers above, there's probably a wide margin of error.

Sellers can not afford that wide a margin of error when pricing their home or competing with others on the market.