Sentence examples for in conservatively from inspiring English sources

In conservatively predicting growth in cargo movement by at least 4percentthis yearar, Lilian C. Borrone, the authority's director of port commerce, noted that the port's ability to handle that growth depended on finalizing a 30-year lease with Maersk-Sealand for an expanded terminal in Elizabeth and progress on a program to deepen and widen the major channels in the ports.

However, there is no evidence to support that this degree of articular displacement is predictive of poor outcomes in conservatively treated fractures.

Soka Gakkai (literally, "value-creating society") brings in, conservatively, $1.5 billion a year to the top line, according to our best estimates of its membership, its tithing demands and its commercial activities.

The aim of this study is to evaluate the reproductive history, experiences, attitudes, and emotions with regard to having children in conservatively treated patients with Stage I epithelial ovarian cancer, any stage LMP tumors, malignant ovarian germ cell tumors (MOGCTs) and Stage I sex cord-stromal tumors (SCSTs).

"In Europe people tend not to be in equities enough," says Herrera, "and they also tend to forget other implicit wealth that they have that is essentially the same as cash for example, pension payments that are in conservatively invested defined-benefit plans".

Keep in mind that the average Thanksgiving dinner today comes in, conservatively, at 2,057 calories.

World Tourism Day, like a lot of the "holidays" declared by the United Nations sounds like a bureaucratic invention, but by putting aside a day to celebrate the upside of travel, the diplomatic community is recognizing that valuable exchanges don't need to take place in conservatively-decorated conference rooms.

Significantly (P < 0.01) more time was required for normalisation of the general condition and demeanour (1.7 versus 1.4 days) and faecal output (1.9 versus 1.4 days) in operated cattle than in conservatively-treated cattle.

As preliminary analyses showed convergence within a few thousand generations, burn-in was conservatively set at 10,000 generations.

Based on manual inspection of likelihood scores, Bayesian analyses across these analyses reached stationarity after approximately 15K generations; burn-in was conservatively defined after 50K generations.

Universally conserved residues are highlighted in red; conservatively substituted residues are shown in red.