Sentence examples for High and modest from inspiring English sources

The museum is small, only two stories high, and modest.

Polymorphisms were then further screened to produce "high" and "modest" quality SNP files.

Larger cohorts will be pivotal for increasing power in identifying and validating causal variants of high and modest effect size.

Factors in selecting TM-1 and 3-79 as parents in creation of a segregating population for genetic mapping are the unique high-quality fiber characteristics of extra long staple cotton 3-79 and the high productivity and modest environmental sensitivity of Upland cotton TM-1 (Kohel et al. 2001).

Here are the places, high end and modest, traditional and cutting edge, that I would be happy to revisit.

After a volatile 1990s and a huge bust in 2001, his Justice and Development (AK) government has presided over steady high growth and modest inflation.

But with collective bargaining in flux between the owners and the players union, players like Bush with high salaries and modest statistics could be vulnerable to release.

Although 2009 will be a painful year for poorer countries, those with high savings and modest debt could recover fairly quickly.

Steeped in the gaucho tradition and having the open fields of the Pampas on which to practice, a ranch hand with the necessary talent can attain high renown and modest wealth at either polo or horse racing.

The promising antifungal activity, low activity against L. plantarum, relatively high CMCs, and modest epithelial cytotoxicity in addition to their anti-Neisseria properties warrant further design studies with dendritic amphiphiles to improve their safety indices to produce suitable candidates for antimicrobial vaginal products.

Students playing versions of SURGE Classic demonstrated high engagement and modest but statistically significant learning gains on items based on the Force Concept Inventory (FCI), which is a widely known benchmark assessment for conceptual understanding of Newtonian dynamics at the undergraduate level (Hestenes and Halloun 1995; Hestenes et al. 1992).