Sentence examples for are slightly conservative from inspiring English sources

The results from the finite element analysis were compared with Australian Standards, and it was found that current design codes are slightly conservative in terms of their strength prediction and are safe to be used in engineering practice.

Apple's numbers are slightly conservative compared to ones we've seen from other sources, too, including Mixpanel, which saw usage cross 90percentt a couple of weeks ago, and still shows it hovering just below that threshold.

However, the criterion proposed in [7] cannot specify the rate of convergence, which may be regarded as only asymptotically stable [8], while criteria proposed in [8, 18] are slightly conservative and can be improved.

Hence, this suggests that the accuracies used here are slightly conservative.

Since our primary analysis will use the more efficient ANCOVA, these sample size estimates based on observed change scores (post-pre) are slightly conservative.

The value of the correlation had little effect on pooled relative sensitivities; therefore, we only presented results assuming a correlation of 0, which are slightly conservative.

The assessed model was found to be slightly conservative, compared to the test results.

UMY method was slightly conservative, and sometimes overly conservative, especially at high ratio of cyclic load to primary steady load.

Moreover, the shear strength recently proposed for homogenous HTFPGs seemed to be slightly conservative for the case of HHTFPGs.

The design resistance is slightly conservative in cases with complete LTB behavior that is generally found with non-dimensional slenderness exceeding 2.50.

However, in case of rref = 0.05 mm approach, fatigue strength at 2 million cycles proposed in literature, appeared to be slightly conservative for laser stake-welded T-joints.