Consider the following table.

Table:
|   heat rank |   lane | swimmer                   | country     |   time |   overall rank |
|------------:|-------:|:--------------------------|:------------|-------:|---------------:|
|           1 |      8 | erik rajohnson            | madagascar  |  26.68 |             92 |
|           2 |      4 | yassir abalalla           | bolivia     |  27.09 |             98 |
|           3 |      3 | jonathan calderon         | saint lucia |  27.16 |            101 |
|           4 |      7 | leonel dos santos matonse | mozambique  |  27.41 |            104 |
|           5 |      5 | luke hall                 | swaziland   |  27.47 |            105 |
|           6 |      6 | naji askia ferguson       | grenada     |  27.55 |            107 |
|           7 |      2 | marco camargo gonzalez    | ecuador     |  27.66 |            108 |
|           8 |      1 | jamie zammitt             | gibraltar   |  28.17 |            121 |

Table Caption: swimming at the 2007 world aquatics championships - men 's 50 metre butterfly

Is the following statement entailed (=1) or refuted (=0) by the table?

Statement: luke hall time be higher than jonathan calderon time by 0.31

Answer: 1