The more conservative mean value was used in the following analyses.
More and more, in fact, companies have found that a AAA credit rating is not something worth aspiring to if a more conservative approach means lower profits.
The big hitch here is that states and their investment company partners have all sorts of definitions of what "more conservative" actually means.
Ford's more conservative approach means a tough marketing challenge when the Five Hundred debuts this fall.
Copying the Republican formula for success doesn't mean becoming more conservative.... [I]t means becoming more liberal and being proud of it.
"Do not destroy" supports recycling, but in more conservative societies, it meant finding uses for things before you casually toss them.
On abortion, Democrats will argue that replacing Kennedy with a more conservative justice could mean the end of abortion access across the country.
On January 15th Mr Miliband apologised for the previous Labour government's embrace of labour laws that had squeezed "time with our families".With close advisers, the Labour leader has pondered the politics of parenthood: does it make people more conservative, by which he means competitive and sharp-elbowed?
The collectors edition costs $350, the first print run is 1.5M copiesDoes a red congress mean more conservative films?
The geometric mean was preferred since it down-weights species whose scores are based on nodes with symmetrical but wide confidence intervals in estimate age, and is therefore more conservative than the arithmetic mean.
