Sentence examples for conservative timeframe from inspiring English sources
"The 2012 Olympics are an obvious target to aim for, but I think that is a very conservative timeframe," she said.
The conservative estimate is two years the exact same timeframe your doctor gave you the last time you had a check up.
The conservative estimate is two years – the exact same timeframe your doctor gave you the last time you had a check up.
However, any omissions due to the shorter timeframe are likely to be again conservative in that they bias the model generally against the active therapies and more specifically against atomoxetine.
The timeframe of 5 years used in our analysis is therefore conservative.
We chose this comparatively short timeframe in order to balance our objective of performing a conservative analysis (in light of the fact that follow-up data are currently available for only 3 years), against the typical requirement that model-based assessments of therapies for chronic conditions employ a long-term or even lifetime perspective.
The only way to settle the issue is to see if ALL NEW political organizations coming online during that timeframe were subjected to equal levels of scrutiny, or just the conservative ones.
This is a conservative power calculation based on data expected to be collected in a one-year timeframe.
Hannan uses a dual timeframe.
