Room rates will be relatively modest because of incentives available for converting old buildings, said Andrew Zobler, the chief executive.
The office concluded that despite the weakened economy, the welfare growth rate should be relatively modest because of the Giuliani administration's strict welfare policies.
And even when it is not, the profits of investing emotionally tend to be relatively modest, because the investors must share their profit with a great mass of others who have done the same thing.
The Woolevers tried to convince me that their Class A RV was relatively modest because it lacked a slideout.
"Spider-Man" is still regularly among the top 5 on Broadway, grossing about $1.5 million a week on average, yet its profit margin is relatively modest because the weekly running costs of the elaborate production are so high, at more than $1 million a week.
Current annuity payouts are relatively modest because of today's low interest rates.
The correlations with our results are on the low side; 0.2 to 0.5, but still, they are all positive correlations, and we strongly believe that they are relatively modest because Lareau, like Ingolia, add cycloheximide first, then grow the cells a bit, then harvest, whereas we flash‐freeze first, then add cycloheximide to the frozen cells.
Although the normalized heatmap representation emphasizes the ubiquitous elevation of the C>T mutation rate at Xp CpG trinucleotides, the absolute number of these mutations is relatively modest because of the general depletion of Xp CpGs from the human genome due to the activity of the same, or a similar, mutational process in the germline over evolutionary time.
However, the association between limb alignment and cartilage stress is relatively modest because the stress depends on the geometry of the opposing joint surface, the material properties of the tissues (e.g., the stiffness of the ligaments, menisci, cartilage, and subchondral bone), and the forces acting across the knee joint.
