Sentence examples for conservative extent from inspiring English sources

Using only the very high probability class, a conservative extent of AS soils could be assessed for the study area (c. 800 km2), indicating that the extent of AS soil for the whole Finnish coastal areas would be higher than previously estimated.

Significance levels for the t statistic were controlled by the false discovery rate (FDR) for multiple comparisons and we report clusters that exceeded the conservative extent threshold of 50 voxels and uncorrected voxel level significance at p < 0.001 with a further criterion of exceeding the FDR statistic at the corrected voxel level threshold of p <.05.

These simulations revealed rather conservative cluster-extent thresholds in combination with the voxel significance threshold of p ≤ 0.005 selected to look at the whole brain results.

All science is, to some extent, conservative.

It is conservative to the extent that it seeks to continually reproduce ruling-class dominance on a new basis, but can only do so effectively to the extent that it secures a degree of popular legitimacy in doing so.

So the criteria in this paper are less conservative to some extent.

However, such uncertainties require the knowledge of a bound or structure of uncertainties, which is conservative to some extent.

But many of the results are about constant time-delay, in practice, which is conservative to some extent.

The resulting ellipsoid (Figure 2) represents the large conservative 'future geologic extent' of the AVF and is used as the theoretical boundary of the field in this study.

The structure of the manned airtight module experiences different types of stress during service, which makes the solution obtained with the elastic limit rule conservative to an extent.

Numerical verification of the method indicates that the maximum inter-storey drift ratios (MIDR) of the two designed frame structures in comparison to their respective targets are conservative to some extent.