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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a rather conservative attitude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's viewpoint or approach that is cautious, traditional, or resistant to change.
Example: "Her rather conservative attitude towards social issues often sparked debates among her peers."
Alternatives: "a somewhat traditional perspective" or "a fairly cautious outlook".
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I had a rather conservative attitude toward sex outside of marriage.
We decided to take a rather conservative attitude in terms of calling the actual miRNA genes identified and used stringent criteria calling positives.
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In the Netherlands, a rather conservative referral strategy exists.
Since GlobalAncova is quite sensitive, we applied a rather conservative method for multiple testing correction [ 58].
We took a rather conservative approach by only including high HBV DNA and ALT >2 × ULN.
A very conservative attitude would be to conclude that observed inter-group differences only provide a strong indication (rather than proof) of underlying differences in scanner calibration, signaling the need for additional quality assurance measures such as further phantom measurements to control or correct the current scanner calibration.
Mr. Lam, a developer with a similar portfolio of midrange hotels, said he also had a conservative attitude toward debt.
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