Sentence examples for conservatively again from inspiring English sources

Those reporting making a lasting change followed a similar pattern (combined behaviours 34.7% v 28.1%, odds ratio 1.36 (1.11 to 1.65)), with all odds ratios favouring the intervention clusters, and non-significant results for alcohol and smoking behaviours (also a non-significant result for diet when analysed conservatively), again due to wide confidence intervals in these analyses.

I instead (and again conservatively) use the 3.8% decay rate the CRS has applied in the case of books whose copyrights were renewed between 1950 and 1970.

Thus, the noise measured by the internal comparisons is again, conservatively, overestimated.

Mammogram (c, d) revealed skin thickening and increased density in the right breast and was once again managed conservatively.

Eight minutes later, the Giants broke form, and instead of playing conservatively with a lead, Collins again looked for Toomer deep.

Again, prediction accuracy was measured conservatively, by considering each residue as disordered protein binding if and only if there is clear experimental evidence from biophysical methods.

It's equally hard to forget photos of Ms. Alley, after regaining the lost weight and then some, again on "Oprah": this time more conservatively dressed and contrite.

They again looked to play the wet conditions conservatively.

Again, this conclusion is not much affected by conservatively assuming that only the oblique and not the vertical effect is a cultural one (figure 3b, lower line).

We again caution the reader to interpret p-values conservatively because of large sample sizes.

A notable exception again is institute D with only 64% treated conservatively, and 37% without RT (P<0.0001; Exact χ test in 3×4 table).