Sentence examples for assumed conservatively from inspiring English sources

In their calculations, Dr. Holdaway and Mr. Jacomb assumed conservatively that the first Polynesian colonists numbered only 100 people, that their population grew at only 1percentt a year, that they did not eat moa eggs or destroy moa habitat and that they killed only one female per week per 20 people.

Given this, we assumed, conservatively, that a higher number of connected mobile devices meant a higher number of people on the streets.

It can be assumed conservatively a C d,V about 0.125 even if a lower one has been evaluated in the cited paper including their variation as a function of Reynolds number.

In the absence of data on fixed costs for the airlines, the PS value was assumed conservatively to equal the profits of the dominant airline (Lan Peru) for the route [1].

The equipment was assumed (conservatively) to have no resale value after the five year period.

In the absence of long-term data, the model assumed conservatively no extension of treatment benefit beyond 1 year.

Assume conservatively, then, that the Rangers get 60percentt of the total, or $25 million a year.

Even if we assume conservatively that the next president will have only one court appointment, however, the stakes in November's election are high.

Assuming, conservatively, that two goals equal a point in the standings, Lundqvist's absence would have cost the Rangers about eight points.

Even if we assume, conservatively, that community issues come up in conversation only once every 10 card games, the decline of card playing implies 50 million fewer 'microdeliberations' about community affairs each year now than two decades ago".

That's 280 hearings and, assuming conservatively that each hearing lasts four hours, over 1,100 laborious hours targeted at the Obama administration and the Democrats, whether or not the subjects are worthy of investigation, let alone of any value to the American public.