Sentence examples for unacceptably conservative from inspiring English sources

Simple quasi-static analysis of wind loading, which is globally applied to the design of low- to medium-rise structures, can be unacceptably conservative for the design of very tall buildings.

The treatment of wind loading, which is universally applied to the design of typical low to medium-rise structures, can be unacceptably conservative for the design of very tall buildings.

FAIR's latest study repeats another regular complaint: that the guests skew unacceptably conservative.

It's easy to make fun of the notion held by some avant-garde poets that form is fascist, or at least unacceptably conservative, but form is all-pervasive, everyone writes in form, the language poets as much as the new formalists.

Although straightforward to implement, deterministic approaches are often too conservative with unacceptably high false negative (missed-match) rates, especially when data are noisy [ 2].

If only more of them had read Lord Jenkins's 1998 report on electoral reform, they would have noted that he rejected it as being "unacceptably unfair to the Conservatives".

With respect to in silico modelling of miRNA function, it may also be more prudent to accept some degree of over-prediction associated with the acquisition of non-conserved targets genes rather than a more conservative approach using only conserved targets, which appear to be associated with an unacceptably high level of under-prediction.

The incidence of local recurrence (LR) after conservative surgery for early breast cancer without adjuvant therapy is unacceptably high even with favourable tumours.

Owing to improved therapeutic strategies, such as lung protective ventilation and conservative fluid management, mortality in ARDS has declined but still remains unacceptably high.

While conservative surgery and radiation confer low mortality, the morbidity for survivors is still unacceptably high.

Premiums are already unacceptably high.