Sentence examples for conservatively use from inspiring English sources
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.
Out of a total Pentagon classified budget of $51 billion for 2012, I conservatively use only the estimated overseas portion of operations and maintenance spending, which adds $2.4 billion.
To determine whether a RD is more likely to be associated with HP, we conservatively use ST1 and ST7 strains as the HP group [20] which consisted of 7 strains and grouped the remaining 24 strains as non-HP group.
Although there is no consensus, we conservatively use 5 mm as the upper limit for normal endometrial thickness in asymptomatic women treated with tamoxifen.
In general, we conservatively use toeprinting as a robust way to assess the position of ribosomes that are bound, and their movements.
Thus, the two SNPs (MARC0099960, ALGA0104951) delineate a haplotype block and since LD to flanking markers is weak we conservatively use these flanking markers as coordinates and delineate our QTL to SSC12: 42,422,021–43,436,573.
The Rack Manufacturers Institute (RMI) specification conservatively uses Timoshenko and Gere's theory.
Meanwhile, Dave Blaney, in his second Winston Cup year, takes a corner more conservatively, uses less brake and prefers a looser car whose backside can stretch around the turn.
The FEM code model overestimated the sway deflections occurring in the rack but gave accurate predictions of joint moments and could be conservatively used in design.
The research also found that the codified nominal shear strengths can be conservatively used for walls with an aspect ratio of 3 2.
Comparison between experimental numbers of cycles and standard S-N formulae indicates that the FAT 100 curve provided in the IIW fatigue recommendation could be conservatively used to estimate the fatigue resistance of such rib-to-deck welded connections composed of 16 mm thick deck plates and 80% PJP welds.
