The phrase "a more conservative type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that adheres to traditional values or practices, often in contrast to more liberal or progressive views.
Example: "In discussions about policy changes, she often represents a more conservative type of opinion that values stability over rapid reform."
Alternatives: "a more traditional kind" or "a more cautious variety".
Hellman ridicules attempts to demonise Knox because she bought G-string underwear days after the murder "rather than a more conservative type of underwear", and dismisses investigators' suspicions of Knox after she kissed Sollecito before questioning and turned cartwheels at the police station.
This could be making investors nervous, perhaps contributing to a more conservative type of trading.
There was no clear trend in type I error when using the measured genotype approach (1) or ignoring family structure: in some scenarios using five generation of pedigree gave a more conservative type I error, whereas in other scenarios it was more liberal than using two generations of pedigree information (Table S1).
The brand still carries its staple hard-shells for the more conservative type, but for spring, the Voyageur collection is bright and blue.
Higham went on to show that this reduction was due to more conservative Type II response criteria in the high-penalty condition.
Despite the slightly more conservative type 1 error rates, the BMA approach appears more powerful than the PCs approach (Fig. 2), which presumably reflects the greater degrees of freedom required for the PCs approach.
If you are the more conservative type, either leave them pale pink or paint them with fabric paint.
who surf before work have a different approach than the more conservative types who study heart disease in Groton, Conn.
"What we are seeing even now is a mix of the older, more aggressive form of lending coexisting with newer, more conservative types of loans," says Kristi Colburn, of GE Capital Markets.
Gyllenhaal is used to upsetting people – more conservative types at least.
