Sentence examples for conservative improvements from inspiring English sources

Since nuclear cardiology is concerned today mainly with imaging of relatively large "cold spots", of the order of 1 cm or more, the current optimization achieves significant reduction in acquisition time with conservative improvements in SR (Tables  1 and 3).

More conservative improvements were seen with accelerometry (Table 2), but results still showed an increase of 70 min of activity a week (p = .007), and 52% of patients met the recommended levels at follow-up compared with 13% at baseline.

It shows that current design method predicts the buckling resistance of welded stainless steel box-section generally conservative thus improvement could be anticipated.

Many Wall Street analysts, including Budd Bugatch at Raymond James and Ms. Diedrich, called the outlook conservative, citing recent improvements in the housing market and market share gains.

Single-step methods tend to be conservative though and improvements in power can be achieved by so called step-down procedures [ 25].

This was intended to both simplify and maintain a conservative approach as improvements in these parameters were likely to reduce cardiovascular outcomes and one would predict that this would favour the immediate versus delayed initiation of insulin scenario.

Liberal Democrat Education Minister David Laws accused the Conservatives of "vetoing" improvements and said it was "very frustrating and disappointing".

We defined success of conservative treatment as improvement in clinical condition, decrement of air distribution in follow-up images, and discharge alive after PCD, DBJ indwelling or antibiotics alone.

The Chevrolet Equinox has been a top-seller in the North American mainstream compact crossover market, and parent company General Motors charted a conservative path of sensible improvements rather than wholesale change for a model that has posted its best sales in recent months.

The generally conservative GWR made other improvements in the years before the World War I such as restaurant cars, better conditions for third class passengers, steam heating of trains, and faster express services.

No other costs were included in the analysis; this was considered to be a conservative structural assumption as improvements in health behaviours as a result of U@Uni could result in reduced morbidity and therefore reduced healthcare costs.