Sentence examples for conservative consideration from inspiring English sources

For a large material variation, the inspection schedule should be shortened for conservative consideration.

The estimation of khE is based on allowable permanent down-slope deviatoric displacement and a conservative consideration of sliding block analysis.

Based on numerical calculations and conservative consideration, it is concluded that the sodium inlet temperature and the water inlet mass flow rate must be strictly controlled in the operation of CSSG, and that the maximum water wall temperature jump is set to around 30 °C in the following stress design.

This is a conservative consideration.

In fact, in the model used here for computer simulation, "we only assumed the spontaneous decay of end-residues" as the mechanism of the end-degradation, which is, apparently, "a conservative consideration".

91 The BMI cut-offs recommended by the Endocrine Society 37 and recent Expert Committee Recommendations endorsed by the American Academy of Pediatrics 3 are slightly more conservative recommending consideration of bariatric surgery when the BMI is greater than or equal to 50 kg/m or 40 kg/m with other comorbidities.

The selection of 5 years for projected exposure duration following the BP oil spill was considered appropriate and conservative in consideration of the nature of the spilled oil (i.e., light crude), physical conditions (e.g., 29.5°C water temperature), offshore location of the spill (50 miles), and metabolic capacities of seafood species potentially impacted.

In case of failure of prolonged conservative management considerations for delayed surgery are reviewed.

His veto sent a clear message to many religious conservatives: Economic considerations carry more weight than the will of rank-and-file voters.

To read: The New York Times' Jeff Zeleny and Jim Rutenberg report on a conservative Super PAC's consideration of an inflammatory anti-Obama ad: The plan, which is awaiting approval, calls for running commercials linking Mr. Obama to incendiary comments by his former spiritual adviser, the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr., whose race-related sermons made him a highly charged figure in the 2008 campaign.

Dana Perino, a former Bush aide turned Fox News host, described how many Republicans, including herself, "believed that the polls were skewed in Obama's favor, and did not take conservative enthusiasm into consideration".