Sentence examples for conservatively using from inspiring English sources

Protein identity was defined conservatively using reciprocal best BLASTp hits with a cutoff of 60% identity of the amino acid sequence.

However, our statistical analysis was conducted conservatively using - among others - permutation corrections that still led to significant associations and thus makes chance findings less likely.

Thus, s values for these epitopes were determined conservatively using n/(n+1) as the frequency of the founder sequence at the last time point prior to detection of the mutant(s), and 1/(n+1) as the frequency of the founder sequence at the first time point where the mutant(s) reached 100%, with n being the total number of sequences obtained at the corresponding time points.

Comparisons between groups were performed conservatively using the Mann Whitney nonparametric test.

In 205 patients it was managed conservatively using a puncture, aspiration, with or without tissue glue injection (84 patients, one to six applications), and wound compression.

Our approach is similar to that of PRICE, except we extend contigs more conservatively using consensus kmers from the reads instead of using local assemblies.

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 Rack Manufacturers Institute (RMI) specification conservatively uses Timoshenko and Gere's theory.

In this article, the γ O value is conservatively used in the experiment.

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.