Sentence examples for a conservative extent from inspiring English sources

Using only the very high probability class, a conservative extent of AS soils could be assessed for the study area (c. 800 km2), indicating that the extent of AS soil for the whole Finnish coastal areas would be higher than previously estimated.

Significance levels for the t statistic were controlled by the false discovery rate (FDR) for multiple comparisons and we report clusters that exceeded the conservative extent threshold of 50 voxels and uncorrected voxel level significance at p < 0.001 with a further criterion of exceeding the FDR statistic at the corrected voxel level threshold of p <.05.

This represents a conservative estimate of the extent of involvement by resident-teachers.

This workflow produced a conservative estimate of the extent of CNP diversity among 454 sequences.

Our result is a conservative estimate of the extent to which informal care reduces public expenditure on elderly care.

The present analysis may be considered a conservative assessment of the extent of selection for unpreferred codon usage for several additional reasons.

Matthew Dowd, a political strategist for President George W. Bush, said that Mr. Perry was on safe ground arguing for abortion restrictions in a conservative state, and that to that extent he had a winning issue.

Quito was the home of a landed aristocracy whose positions of power during this early period were based on large semifeudal estates worked by Indian labour; it was (and to some extent has remained) a conservative clerical city, resistant to changes in the status quo.

Thus, joint contact patterns are perhaps not only a more sensitive measurement than conventional kinematics for detecting subtle differences in joint function but may also provide a more clinically relevant indication of the extent to which a conservative or surgical procedure has adequately restored normal joint function.

The extent of the political damage was underlined yesterday in a column on the federal response by a conservative columnist and former speechwriter for Ronald Reagan, Peggy Noonan.

A conservative spirit pertains.