Sentence examples for conservatively defined from inspiring English sources

First, the MacIsaac gold standard sets presumably miss many real binding sites, because the MacIssac sets were conservatively defined using strict thresholds of binding p-value, conservation, and motif scanning q-value.

Variously abused as it is, De Botton's source material is taken from a very conservatively defined western canon.

Mental health experts like Dr. van der Kolk say the term post-traumatic stress disorder is narrowly and conservatively defined, at least by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, the bible for psychologists and psychiatrists that officially lists mental disorders.

But he said in a 1996 interview that "many of the benefit programs, like food stamps, are credited by their opponents as well as their supporters with having essentially brought poverty as conservatively defined by the federal government, down close to zero".

If India gives around $2 billion a year, it would rank with Australia or Belgium.According to a new report by a non-governmental organisation called Global Humanitarian Assistance, aid (conservatively defined) from non-DAC countries rose by 143% in 2005-08, to $11.2 billion, before falling during the financial crisis.

In particular, the excessive use of thrusters caused by conservatively defined safety regions in conventional PM systems is avoided, giving a fuel optimal operation.

We conservatively define expression as having a normalized spot intensity of over 120 (see "Methods").

Therefore, 40% of annual NPP [1] summed over the projected period of forest management activities in a given area can conservatively define the upper limit for the amount of harvested wood products that can be removed and still avoid degradation (net loss) of the total wood carbon stock over that same time period.

In the following sections, we conservatively define hypomethylation and hypermethylation as a more than 10% increase and a 10% decrease in absolute methylation, respectively.

Therefore, 40% of annual NPP [ 1] summed over the projected period of forest management activities in a given area can conservatively define the upper limit for the amount of harvested wood products that can be removed and still avoid degradation (net loss) of the total wood carbon stock over that same time period.

The method of using CASA model's estimated annual change in forest carbon on a yearly basis can conservatively define the upper limit for the amount of harvested wood products that can be removed and still avoid degradation (net loss) of the total wood carbon stock over that same time period.