Sentence examples for more conservative definition from inspiring English sources
In doing so, a more conservative definition of constructs is being used.
With this in mind, for occupations such that the frequencies of two or more schooling levels are within 15 percentage points of each other, we choose to use a more conservative definition of over (and under -education.
However, exploration of these results showed relatively broad areas predicted as suitable, suggesting that a more conservative definition of suitable habitat was desirable.
By this more conservative definition, 79 (27%) had LVH.
Rate ratios were largely unchanged when we used our more conservative definition of re-diagnosis (data not shown).
When using the more conservative definition for "major depressive disorder", sensitivity increased to 83% with a specificity of 88%.
Other studies have observed similarly low rates of drop-out when using more conservative definitions of compliance (eight out of 28 data-points) [ 15].
Multi-modality high-dose users and mind-body medicine users are those with a high probability of using modalities generally included in more conservative definitions of CAM use, namely mind-body medicine practices, practitioner-based treatments, and plant-based remedies [ 29].
To assess this, we conducted sensitivity analyses by further excluding women following two more conservative definitions of 'white ethnicity': one based on the woman's reported parental ethnicity, and her own; another based on a set of ancestry-informative genetic markers.
9 However, the use of the third percentile criterion for cranial size and functional performance indicators distinguishes the UW and CDC criteria, and results in a more conservative UW definition of abnormality.
Given the relatively large sample size, two follow-up sensitivity analyses were performed that tested 1) all possible two-way interaction terms (plus main effects) from the reduced model, and 2) a more conservative operational definition of nonregular aspirin users that excluded those individuals who used aspirin, but did so less frequently than daily or every other day.
