Sentence examples for conservative effects from inspiring English sources
Under a free-ended boundary condition, however, the applied moment at cracked section also can be overestimated, which has conservative effects on LBB evaluation.
Based on conservative effects concentrations for invertebrates and regression analyses of maximum observed wetland aqueous concentrations, a wetland length of 215 m × 30 m width would be required to adequately mitigate 1% pesticide runoff from a 14 ha contributing area.
Vinyl records were replaced by the compact disc (CD), a technological revolution that immediately had a conservative effect.
First, party realignments of the sort that we're in the middle of tend to have a conservative effect on citizenship laws because they tend to follow eras of democratizing political reform characterized by the expansion of suffrage; the conservative answer to advances of egalitarianism is to try to reverse them by restricting voting rights and immigration.
However, a more conservative effect size might have been preferable given null evidence that has emerged in the bilingualism literature since we ran the study.
We also note that the overall effect of false positives in the set of GWAS hits will be to shrink BFannot values towards 1, so it will have a conservative effect on the use of annotation information in combination with association data.
A conservative effect estimate will lead to over-estimation of necessary replication sample size.
Given the heterogeneity of the study populations, we used random effects models, providing more conservative effect estimates.
This limitation would likely lead to conservative effect estimates, as we may be over controlling for related factors.
Hazards models give more conservative effect estimates than logistic regression models when the incidence of disease is high.
We therefore used a random effects model which regards an effect as variable across studies and produces more conservative effect estimates with wider confidence intervals [ 20].
