Sentence examples for conservative step from inspiring English sources

This may have been a conservative step by the corporation, to establish whether such an endeavour could work.

"What we've done," she said, "is taken a step, and even a conservative step at that, in getting him out of that lowest quartile".

This is actually a surprising result since approximations typically call for a more conservative step size.

Should those details hold true, it seems like a natural (if conservative) step for a device that pushed plenty of limits the first time around.

In a statement to HuffPost Monday, Martin called for the "removal of all youth from Rikers Island," a move he said would be a "conservative step in the right direction".

This would be a worthwhile and conservative step towards extending evidence from HIV research.

In the case of very long filters, it turns out that even the mild approximations of the driving process are no longer required and thus less conservative step-size bounds are obtained.

Stability bounds: The last equation in turn results in the conservative step-size bound 0< mulefrac1{m_{mathrm{f}}^{(2,2 }text{tr}[{mathbf{!R}}_{text{uu}}]}lefrac2{m_{mathrm{f}}^{(2,2)}(lambda_{max}+text{tr}[{mathbf{!R}}_{text{uu}}])}.

And while not all of those deaths involved semiautomatic weapons, it still seems obvious that we could reduce those numbers by taking some basic, even conservative steps, like banning sales of certain weapons and cartridges, cross referencing gun and health databases, and funding more studies on gun violence.

In current practice, patients with CP are managed by a conservative step-up practice.

As an alternative to the current conservative step-up practice, there is emerging evidence to suggest that surgery early in the clinical course of CP is beneficial in terms of pain control and pancreatic function.