Sentence examples for a modest mean from inspiring English sources

Besides, a modest mean increase of cuff pressure still may be clinical relevant especially in vulnerable patients.

The two subfamilies have a modest mean divergence between copies within each one (4.7 and 6.7%, respectively) compared with the mean divergence between them (24%) (Table  2).

The present study indicated only a modest mean increase of cuff pressure, but there were also substantial proportions of patients (about 20% in both groups) with increases of cuff pressures more than 10 cm H2O.

After completion of the core curriculum at 6 months, there was a modest mean weight regain of 0.61 (SD 3.18) kg over the ensuing 18 months, with more rapid weight gain (mean 1.38 [SD 5.73] kg) between 18 months and 24 months.

Efforts to translate the DPP for delivery by medical and allied health professionals (e.g., in primary care practices) and in community settings such as the YMCA have produced a modest mean weight loss of 3.2 4.3% of initial body weight as determined by meta-analysis (11).

"The college gives people a relatively modest means to get two years of college and then go on and transfer to any four-year college in the United States," he said.

Fereshteh, from a small town and a family of modest means, comes as a refreshing surprise to Roya, whose background is more elevated.

[BERNARD MADOFF begins to tell his story.] BERNARD MADOFF: I grew up in Laurelton A neighborhood in Queens My father was a businessman A man of modest means There are those who say That he had shady ways.

George Boole was born November 2, 1815 in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England, into a family of modest means, with a father who was evidently more of a good companion than a good breadwinner.

Millionaires might then think about setting up foundations to fulfill this purpose on a large scale, while a donor with modest means might help an African child through individual sponsorship.

From AT&T to Wall Street Mr. Grubman, an only child, grew up in a family of modest means, living in a Philadelphia row house.