Sentence examples for conservatively suggest from inspiring English sources

Many design rules conservatively suggest simply supported boundary conditions for elastic member restraints.

Activists conservatively suggest that at least 200 people have vanished since April.

Thus, we conservatively suggest that B4 become H1.4 of Xenopus (no implied orthology to mammalian H1.4) rather than assuming orthology to H1oo.

As we found that fluid overload increased overall hospital costs by $14,062 per visit, our findings conservatively suggest the annual economic burden associated with fluid overload in the US to be around $540 million US.

They are calling foul now that President Obama has very timidly and conservatively suggested two states, Palestine and Israel, along the 1967 borders with "mutually agreed swaps".

It has been conservatively suggested that doubling of the current level of atmospheric CO2 concentration, i.e., 330ppm, would result in 40-50% increase in photosynthesis for C3 plant, with yield and dry weight increase ranging from 20%and45%5%, and 40% increase in primary production.

In contrast to infected necroses, the majority of these patients may be managed conservatively as suggested by recent guidelines [ 10, 11].

Given that E/ eG relies on one measure of plasma creatinine, one of urinary creatinine, and a measure of urinary volume, we suggest, conservatively, that an E/ eG between 0.7 and 1.3 be treated cautiously.

This represents a difference of 30% which we suggest may conservatively reflect the contemporary clinical trend in CS rates.

These results counter current conceptual models that suggest chelated contaminants move conservatively through Fe-reducing environments since they are devoid of Fe-oxyhydroxides that are known to aggressively compete for chelates in oxic regimes.

The results suggest that anxiolytics are more conservatively used and referrals for mental health care more often made than past studies indicate.