Examples of using Margin of error in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
it all gets down to… margin of error, which our friend here manipulated in your favor.
easily and with little to no margin of error.
In three of the last four elections, this poll has correctly called the overall result, albeit with a margin of error on actual numbers of seats.
We don't care if we're above or below, the margin of error says we can be 2
In addition, the date of the survey, margin of error, and sample size shall be reported.
easily and with little to no margin of error.
And maybe you want to get the margin of error small enough
That they're able to measure heart rate with about a .3% margin of error is remarkable.
The survey included 500 Jewish and 100 Arab adults and had a 4.1 percent margin of error.
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.
the larger possible margin of error you can make with it.
reducing the margin of error to an acceptable level.
your baby so you have no margin of error.
And you will see this in any survey that you see on TV. They will put a margin of error.
Both of these are well within the margin of error, indicating a very close race.
had a margin of error of 2.3 percentage points.
trails by just 1 per cent-- well within the margin of error.
While the CeSID pollsters provided neither percentages nor a margin of error, international news agencies saw those results as translating into 36.5% voter support for the SRS and 33.5% for the DS.
The margin of error will depend on the reliability of the fragment constants used,
a confidence level of 99% and a margin of error around 3%.