Sentence examples for based on a conservatively from inspiring English sources
A multivariate gene expression-based test has recently been reported to predict metastatic disease and lethal outcome based on a conservatively managed cohort of patients from the United Kingdom (Cuzick et al, 2012), as well as biochemical recurrence after treatment in actively managed cohorts in the United States (Cooperberg et al, 2013; Bishoff et al, 2014).
We made a sample size estimation based on a conservatively estimated MCID of 12 points, with a SD of ± 14 [ 12, 20, 22].
Power calculations are conservatively based on a global test for association by treating the risk factor as a categorical variable in the Cox model (i.e., testing a set of indicator variables rather than a test for linear trend) (Table 2).
Sample size calculations were informed by the work of Clarke et al. (2013) who, based on a comprehensive review of the literature, conservatively estimated abstinence rates of 23% for the intervention group and 14% for the control group.
Based on a $450 per user acquisition cost, management conservatively estimates an acquisition value of $105 million at the end of year three, increasing to over $1 billion by the end of year five.
Since it is not possible to distinguish glaucomatous from non-glaucomatous changes based on a single examination, it is appropriate to conservatively follow highly myopic patients with suspected glaucoma after establishing baseline structural and functional parameters.
However, our results suggesting that gallbladder disease history, smoking, and sex may modify the association between pancreatitis and risk of pancreatic cancer should be interpreted conservatively as they were based on a small number of exposed participants, were imprecise and remained elevated regardless of the factor level.
While tax deductions on interest payments are helpful, the after-tax expense of borrowing that much money is conservatively about $700 a month, based on a 5.5percentt mortgage rate.
We also report on the possibility to 'suppress' domain hits close to the threshold based on a lack of well-supported DA and to implement this conservatively as an option in live conserved domain searches and for pre-computed results.
A good compromise for most studies investigating foraging patterns might be to not use direct count data, but conservatively categorising plant taxa into 'abundant' and 'rare' based on a threshold, as proposed by Keller et al. [ 7].
