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But plaintiffs and their lawyers say any benefit from the report will be modest because the investigators, who were chosen by Enron's board, did not cover a range of Enron activities that will figure in many lawsuits.
But increases in supplies, when they come, are expected to be modest, because the gas fields on shore in the lower 48 states, in Canada and in the shallow waters of the Gulf of Mexico, are past their prime, experts say.
However, this bias is most likely to be modest because the prevalence of smoking amongst the controls, seen as an indicator of lifestyle, was in line with that of the general population at equivalent ages 32.
But the overall price of video chatting is modest because the major players in the industry, like Windows Live Messenger and other video message services, are free, supported in part by advertising.
We hypothesized that the observed responses were modest because the vaccine for HIV-1 designed to increase the immune response to the virus, had led to an increase in the frequency and suppressive function of Treg resulting in down modulation of the response.
There were improvements in the logical error rates for coding of therapy minutes, but the changes were modest because the rates were low at the outset.
We disagree that the effect is modest, because the rate of vectorial elongation of ablated ventral stress fibers was 0,298 (+/- 0,11) um/min, whereas non-ablated ventral stress fibers displayed elongation rate of 0,014 +/-0,016 +/-0,016.
This only reinforces the point made in last week's issue that the likely return from equities, going forward, will be modest because of the low starting valuation.
In general, the effect of bias on the risk estimate is expected in many instances to be modest because investigators or the reviewers of the manuscript would easily identify extreme sources of bias (e.g., a comparison between older African women and younger European men).
The magnitude of the increase was modest because these cells are already transformed, but robustly repeatable.
The analysis concedes that the impact for developed nations like Australia and the US will be "modest" because "existing barriers to their trade... are already low for the most traded commodities".
