As for the makeup of this year's fleet, the race chairman, John Winder, said in an interview last week that his committee estimated last summer that "a conservative number of 145 boats" would be on the line.
For example, here if we want to examine specific sensor influence, it may be a good choice to test a large number of hot-white thermal combinations given the potential for variations, whereas a conservative number of SWIR and visible combinations may suffice to hypothesize on their general influence.
A back-of-the-envelope calculation involving our estimates, the average pollution levels in 1997, labor force participation rates, and minimum wages in Indonesia puts a very conservative number of about ten billion USD lost as a result of this pollution episode during the year 2000 alone.
Add it all together and you get a conservative number of 2,394,111 tons.
And 93percentt is a conservative number: Of that 7-percent of Americans who are considered veterans, only about 18percentt of them were post 9/11 veterans.
If you take a conservative number of 2.5 million sex slaves who are forced to service 10 to 20 customers a day, that's 25 to 50,000,000 transactions a day times 365.
In this analysis, we used a conservative number of 10 observations, which corresponds to the standardized sample size used to estimate the richness per cell using the rarefaction technique.
Thus, a conservative number of alcohol-related episodes from low alcohol consumption are estimated.
We extracted data on age, sex, method of treatment (surgical or conservative), number of acute beds and inhospital mortality.
The conservative number of women exposed, excluding women with a single prescription in the first trimester, drops to 682 (0.2%).
To determine the number of slices, the experimenter observed the participant's heart rate during acquisition of the T1-weighted image and then selected a conservative number of slices.
