Sentence examples for unreasonably conservative from inspiring English sources
These edges (not present in the production part) have been found to reduce the 3D strength of curved laminates by over 20%, showing this certification method is unreasonably conservative.
Our results strictly apply only to common variation, and the implicit assumption that common variation occurs at arbitrarily fine scales may be unreasonably conservative.
The mayor should not be swayed by those Democrats who suggest that his revenue estimates are too conservative, thus making the projected deficits unreasonably large.
We note, however, that the null P values were never observed to be prohibitively conservative in that the power became unreasonably diminished.
The liberal justices, during the second day of historic hearings about gay unions, at times found themselves in the unusual position of emphasising states' rights – a position usually defended by the court's conservatives – as they painted Doma as unreasonably discriminating against same-sex couples legally married under the laws of nine states and Washington DC.
This approximation has been shown to conclude satisfactory agreement when mean differences between two measurement devices are small, but it can be conservative when the relative bias square value is unreasonably large and when the coverage probability is large (0.95).
This issue is in accordance with the results found in [ 12] where the authors also recognized that their approximate TDI can be conservative when the relative bias square value is unreasonably large and when the coverage probability is large (>0.9).
A study comparing long-term observed, LOCF and NRI efficacy data clearly demonstrated the conservative nature of NRI, 21 with a further report suggesting that LOCF can lead to unreasonably high estimates of success in long-term analyses, depending on the reasons for patient withdrawal.
He came unreasonably close.
An unreasonably warm summer.
