Sentence examples for I moderately from inspiring English sources

Patients were not eligible if they were scheduled to receive: (i) moderately (MEC) or highly (HEC) emetogenic chemotherapy from day 2 to 5 following chemotherapy, (ii) moderately or highly emetogenic radiotherapy either within 1 week before day 1 or from day 2 to 5, or (iii) a bone marrow or stem cell transplant.

According to the internationally adopted system, MCTs are usually graded as well-differentiated (grade I), moderately differentiated (grade II) or poorly differentiated (grade III) tumours.

aBAL, bronchoalveolar lavage; NR, not reported; S, susceptible; I, moderately susceptible; R, resistant; RMP, rifampin; SM, streptomycin; CLA, clarithromycin; CIP, ciprofloxacin; AN, amikacin; EMB, ethambutol; ETH, ethionamide; RBT, rifabutin; INH, isoniazid; PZA, pyrazinamide; LVX, levofloxacin.

Clinical staging was performed using the standard International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics staging, with tumours graded as borderline, well differentiated (grade I), moderately differentiated (grade II), or poorly differentiated (grade III).

RNA Pol-I is known to be insensitive to α-amanitin; RNA Pol-II is very sensitive to it and RNA Pol-III moderately sensitive.

Tumors were classified according to the SCC Broders Pathological Classification: stage I (well differentiated) with 0 5% undifferentiated cells, stages II III (moderately differentiated) with 25 75% undifferentiated cells and stage IV (poorly differentiated) with 75 100% undifferentiated cells.

"I suppose I was moderately surprised when I heard, although I took the news with a grain of salt," he said.

The 54 HCC samples were categorized as well-differentiated (12 cases, Edmondson grade I), moderately-differentiated (27 cases, Edmondson grade I-II and II) or poorly-differentiated (15 cases, Edmondson grade II-III and III).

Reviewing my 2009 takes me about five seconds: I worked moderately hard; I went to the usual place for my summer holiday; I lost three pounds in weight.

Secondary outcomes were nutritional status, defined as well nourished (BMI ≥18.5), moderately wasted (BMI 16-<18.5), severely wasted (BMI <16), death, alive/nutritional status unknown, and lost to follow-up.

During the days I spent in Lakewood, I had occasion to visit the mall now and then, and each time I found it moderately busy, the fact that its sales figures have decreased every quarter since 1990 notwithstanding.