Sentence examples for a moderate one. from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, studies with B. trispora and P. blakesleeanus revealed that light indeed had a positive effect on the former (albeit a moderate one), but no effect on the latter (Kuzina and Cerda-Olmedo 2007).

A moderate one wrote: "Islam has its own understanding on human rights and the social order and the relationship between men and women established 1,400 years ago". Islam does have as wide a spectrum of interpretation as Christianity's long stretch from Ian Paisley to the Pope to the Quakers - but their Paisley element is alarmingly powerful.

The future needs a change but a moderate one.

The only confirmed eruption prior to 1883 was a moderate one in 1680.

At present the likelihood is that any El Niño event will be a moderate one.

Fighting for an extremist group is normally far more lucrative than fighting for a moderate one.

The most important achievement Cameron may make is to convince enough of his party that a moderate one-nation Conservative leader should replace him.

Mild myelosuppressive chemotherapies were classified as grade A, moderate ones as grade B, severe ones as grade C, and chemotherapies that caused severe myelosuppression and persistent immunodeficiency (known as conditioning regimens for transplant) as grade D. The timing of occurrence of severe odontogenic infection was retrospectively investigated.

So all I said [sic] you can't go and say you're a moderate on one day and be a progressive on the other day.

Villains draw ire and generate negative emotions, and while the NPF has produced mixed results on what persuasive function they have, it is likely they play an important role, albeit a moderating one that is likely secondary to victims and heroes (Zanocco et al., 2017).

He is also a Republican, though a notably moderate one, who served in the House of Representatives for 30 years, a period in which the endowment was a major ideological battleground, with the left and right feuding over such arcane matters as college curriculums and revisionist interpretations of American history.