Sentence examples for conservatively measured from inspiring English sources

"The magnitude of falsity, conservatively measured, is enormous," she added.

The subsidies will cost at least $830 million in 2011 and are growing, conservatively measured, at 5.1% a year.

Moreover, in comparing the bacterial conjunctivitis cost findings with the above mentioned cost of illness studies in vision and eye disease, it is important to remember that our study sought to conservatively measure both the direct and indirect costs associated with seeking treatment due to bacterial conjunctivitis.

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.

Therefore, due to measurement imprecision and loss of data, our associations were measured more conservatively than by using ordinal variables, possibly leading to underestimation of the association and interaction measures.

Measured very conservatively, if we take "usable productivity" - the increased production that we can expect to be reflected in rising wages - it rose by 48percentt from 1973-2007.

The comparison of the measured KJQ values and conservatively estimated stress intensity factors at an assumed surface crack shows that the cladding would remain intact during pressurized thermal shock transient.

33– 36 Because of this tendency, we measured diarrheal disease prevalence conservatively, and therefore, the effect sizes given in this study are likely underestimates.

These calculations are conservatively based on the number of subjects measured twice; use of effective covariables or of a higher number of observations per subject should lead to an increase in the power of models.

However, we conservatively chose the longest list to maximize the measured error.

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