Sentence examples for more conservative index from inspiring English sources

A more conservative index by the National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries shows growth slowing to one-half of a percent in the second quarter, from upward of 4percentt a quarter.

APPA is a more liberal index, comprising a single comparison of the level of agreement among coders and ratings, whereas and Krippendorff's α (alpha), is a more conservative index of co-variation applicable to nominal and categorical data, which accounts for agreement expected by chance.

The spectral count and spectral index methods provided similar outcomes to each other, with spectral count being more conservative than spectral index.

It is not foreordained that equal weighting makes an index more conservative.

The higher the index, the more conservative the neighborhood tends to be.

When many growth funds were showing double-digit losses in bear-market years, and the most aggressive funds were doubling down the Standard & Poor's 500′s own staggering loss of 40.9% (so much for the safety of index funds), the more conservative of Fidelity's G&I funds lost less than half that.

In the previous three years, the more conservative High Income fund outperformed the Lehman index while the riskier High Income Advantage fund underperfomed the index and the mutual fund average.

Used together, these indices provide a more conservative and reliable evaluation of the solution.

Conservative judges get more conservative.

This study uses Problem Gambling Severity Index (PGSI) which is more conservative than SOGS, because it uses 8 as a cut-off point as compared to SOGS that uses 5.

Thus, omitting the third term even in the case of a large registry would make the estimate of the variance of the completeness index to be larger (more conservative).