Sentence examples for using a more conservative from inspiring English sources
Using a more conservative estimate than Mr. Tauzin, Ms. Norton put the potential reserve at 2.9 trillion cubic feet of gas and 396 million barrels of oil.
Using a more conservative estimate of just 0.2% each year, and the latest available statistics from the states currently allowing assisted suicide, that would have been between 1,153 and 1,326 people choosing assisted suicide in England and Wales.
In general, using a more conservative estimator increases search quality but commensurately increases the amount of search and therefore computation time.
We show that the uncertainties computed with the methodology developed are significantly reduced compared to those determined using a more conservative engineering approach adopted in the analysis of previous experimental campaigns.
Using a more conservative approach that accounts for multiple comparisons with a Bonferroni correction would have set the significance level for the family of tests (change in network composition) to be 0.05.
An exhaustive evaluation of the exact codons under positive selection, using a more conservative and powerful bioinformatic approach (maximum likelihood analyses), would required the knowledge of all nonvariant specimens circulating worldwide, which is unfeasible as studies involving solely nonvariant specimens were not included in the present survey.
Even if you use a more conservative profit gauge — 10-year averaged earnings, a measure that smoothes out wild swings — you find that valuations have begun to soar.
To reduce the reliance on pesticides in the battle against West Nile virus, the city will use a more conservative, concentrated approach to spraying this summer, officials said yesterday.
One study put these trading costs at 1.44 points a year; Mr Bogle uses a more conservative estimate of half a point.
By some official estimates, 15,000 mentally ill people live in more than 100 adult homes in the state, most in the New York City area; the Pataki panel used a more conservative figure of 12,000.
Moreover, the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, which helped persuade Dr. Yergin and the Oil and Gas Journal to adopt the 180 billion barrel figure, lists Canada's oil reserves at just 12 billion barrels, because, officials there said, it uses a more conservative methodology for its own publications.
