Sentence examples for a quite modest effect from inspiring English sources

"Each gene at most has a quite modest effect on the illness".

The effect on exacerbations could be attributed to a quite modest bronchodilator effect and those patients with the largest post-operative improvement in FEV1 had a significantly longer time to first exacerbation (fig. 3).

The results have not been published, but Christoph Westphal, chief executive of Sirtris, a company exploring the health effects of resveratrol and similar chemicals, said the tests "are seeing quite modest effects of resveratrol".

Interventions that have even quite modest effects at the individual level could drastically reduce the future burden of dementia associated with Alzheimer's disease at the population level.

These are quite modest effects with uncertain biological significance.

The data in Table 8 show that the morning and evening bright light treatments tended to have the predicted phase-shifting effects, but only to a quite modest extent not significant in the interaction effects for activity and sleep.

Even so, they observe a quite modest reduction of disparities between countries, i.e. a lack of sigma convergence.

Because of the small population of the country, total resources for research are on a quite modest level.

With Craig Kundrot, Richards investigated the effects of high pressure (1000 atmospheres) on protein structure, using hen-egg lysozyme crystals, finding that the structure was robust to such pressures apart from a quite modest compaction in size.

Although a 40% effect might appear to be quite modest, the effect appears to be larger in intact cells, where the activities of phosphatases acting on Ser would affect the outcome.

As for the impact on tuition, Beckman said the expansion will have a "very modest" effect.