Sentence examples for a moderately free from inspiring English sources

Age between 10 and 25 years because, on the one hand, we need to examine participants in a moderately free situation and this will be more acceptable for parents if the children are 10 or above; and on the other hand, an absolutely reliable diagnosis of ASD (established with ADI-R and ADOS international tests) is hard to reach in those individuals aged over 25 years.

He may be a moderately free-wheeling six-shooter off the field but his dedication and love of the game command the respect of his peers on it.

For a moderately undulated free surface shape, we solve the model equation numerically and obtain the bottom topography.

The Heritage Foundation's "Economic Freedom Index", which measures such factors as protection of property rights and free trade, ranks Brazil ("moderately free") above the other BRICs ("mostly unfree").

Nonetheless, only six African countries rank in the free, mostly free and moderately free categories, while just over half the world's mostly unfree economies are in Africa as are nine of the world's 24 repressed states.Freedom matters, the Heritage Foundation says, because there is a very strong correlation between the level of economic freedom and the prosperity of the people.

The results of the experimental investigations clearly show that the flow noise received at the stagnation point is a strong function of free stream velocity, a moderately strong function of body scale but a weak function of boundary layer thickness.

For the first time to the authors' knowledge, the problem of free vibration of a moderately thick rectangular plate with edges elastically restrained against transverse and rotational displacements is considered.

Using model systems of coupon electrodes and two specific barrier metals, Ta and Co, the present work investigates the electrochemical factors responsible for these corrosion effects in a moderately acidic (pH = 4.0) abrasive-free solution.

Using sample sizes as weights, we show a moderately strong linear correlation between progression-free survival and survival, in a large group of studies covering many treatment types.

For breast cancer, a moderately strong correlation between 2-year disease-free survival and 5-year overall survival was observed in the adjuvant setting (Ng et al, 2008).

Histologically, the main tumour was a moderately differentiated adenocarcinoma directly invading the liver with peritoneal dissemination, and the surgical margins were tumour-free (ypT3N0M1, stage IVB, R0 resection).