Sentence examples for conservative conjunction from inspiring English sources

Using the conservative conjunction method of Nichols et al. (2005) requiring all contrasts to exceed P < 0.001, no regions would qualify as showing repetition reduction in each of the 4 main conditions.

Such conclusion is usually based on hydrograph separation techniques using stable water isotopes (or other conservative tracers) in conjunction with a mass balance approach.

The conservative approach (using the "conjunction" option in SPM8) ensured that all identified clusters were significantly different from both control conditions.

The compression-controlled failure in beam RU70 can be explained by the marginally increasing tendon strain over ɛ pfm even for relatively small ( rho_{pf}^{U} /rho_{pfb}^{U} ) in conjunction with the conservative overestimation of the model for the tendon strain.

The use of a submerged flow constructed wetland (CW) and a sand filter to remove bacterial and viral pathogens from wastewater streams was evaluated in this study Salmonella sp. and a bacteriophages tracer were used in conjunction with the conservative bromide tracer to understand the fate and transport of these organisms in these treatment systems.

In this context, the implications of conservative and gyroscopic forces considered in conjunction with a temperature field that yields the material degradation of the beam elastic properties, on their vibration and instability are investigated.

Although Tonk is Prior's best known example of non-conservative extension, he also noted the non-conservative effect of familiar logical principles concerning conjunction when added to a purely implicational intermediate logic; references, details, and further discussion can be found in Humberstone (2014).

To evaluate the use of uterine artery embolization (UAE) in conjunction with methotrexate in the conservative treatment of cervical ectopic pregnancy (CEP).

The conjunction analysis was an extremely conservative measure requiring significantly greater activity for the person-fact learning than building-fact learning and greater activity for the person-fact learning than hammer-fact learning.

As described by Nichols et al. (2005), the conservative estimate of the probability of a conjunction is the P-value associated with the minimum statistic among the conjoined tests, which in this case is P < 0.05 one-tailed in the ROIs and P < 0.005 one-tailed outside the ROIs.

Note, however, that "bostonbomber" is still one of the most frequently used words in conjunction with immigration in the most conservative cluster.