The vehicle's conservative size and weight make it deployable from small, less-expensive boats, but it still has room inside for a substantial payload.
The charge-reversing E650R mutation caused a slight left-shift of the dose response curve of cadmium activation, in contrast to the right-shift observed with the more conservative size-preserving E650Q mutation, further supporting the notion that this residue does not directly coordinate metal ions but rather works downstream of metal ion binding for channel activation.
Ideally, the study would have included a sample of 60 practices, but only 52 practices had calls conducted; however, as 69% of calls were correctly immediately referred for treatment, rather than the conservative sample size calculation estimate of 50%, this smaller sample size has not affected the expected accuracy level of ±4%.
In principles, we may have inferred a conservative size for the pangenome of an isolate, and genome size of individual nuclei within such isolate may still vary.
Large sample sizes are generally desirable in confirmatory factor analysis and the conservative sample size of the current study may have contributed to the absence of differences in model fit between the best-fit two and three-factor models.
At a 50% prevalence rate for the use of herbal medicine, the conservative sample size was estimated at 384 respondents.
Stability bounds: The last equation in turn results in the conservative step-size bound 0< mulefrac1{m_{mathrm{f}}^{(2,2 }text{tr}[{mathbf{!R}}_{text{uu}}]}lefrac2{m_{mathrm{f}}^{(2,2)}(lambda_{max}+text{tr}[{mathbf{!R}}_{text{uu}}])}.
Because of the large proportion of missing data and the fact that patients that dropped out were more impaired than the patients that stayed in the trial, the conservative effect sizes are highly influenced by the dropouts.
Local damage models would lead to overly conservative sizing.
Proportions of the indicators were assumed to be 50% to give the most conservative sample size.
