Sentence examples for conservative measure from inspiring English sources

The change was also viewed as a fiscally conservative measure.

"At this stage of the game it is a conservative measure," he said.

That is the most conservative measure of a bank's ability to withstand losses.

The extension of Medicare coverage is actually a conservative measure, in the fundamental sense of the word.

This limits the amount of power that any appliance can draw from a network — a conservative measure that increases a microgrid's reliability but comes with a significant cost.

Results shows that the conical indenter induces early damage and their prediction of the force can be taken as a conservative measure during the wirebond process design.

The demand is estimated on the basis of the displacement spectrum, and the peak spectral displacement SDmax is proposed as a conservative measure of δdem.

The study demonstrates that half of the maximum short term axial stress during installation can be used as a conservative measure of long term axial stress.

The most conservative measure, bed rest and time, is probably effective in many patients [3].

(Being more-generous than a too-conservative measure does not, of course, imply that Bayesian PPs must be too-generous).

Posterior probability is a non-conservative measure for support, and posterior probability mapping only provides a quick estimation of phylogenetic information content of four genomes.