Moreover, a mystery story answers one big question--Whodunit --whereas scientific papers commonly address modest slices of a question--Whodunit --whereas in a mystery-story context) how they jimmied the door, or whether the paint was damaged when they did.
These and numerous other findings suggest that cognitive and action systems may more richly interact than commonly assumed (a modest canvassing of this evidence could include Refs. 17 28).
Also, this could be due to low power as we only had 38% power to detect an association using this design and recent genome-wide association studies suggest that very large cohorts are needed to detect modest association commonly seen for T2D [30].
Although there may be some reason to believe that massive and prolonged hyperpyrexia is harmful, there is little evidence that the more modest fevers commonly seen in ICU patients affect their clinical outcomes.
Ms. Mazzoni said California might suggest a separate national measure that all 50 states would use to determine student progress, with proficiency set at a commonly agreed -- and more modest -- level.
During the nursing period, it's commonly recommended to drink only modest amounts of alcohol (if they choose to drink), delay breastfeeding for two to three hours after drinking alcohol, and avoid exposing the baby to secondhand smoke.
Here, we have instead used the algorithm to analyse potentially more modest differences in comparisons commonly made when imaging preclinical tumours of similar size and/or similar stages of development.
It showed excellent reliability and modest correlation with 4 commonly used microscopic assessment systems.
The first model is of modest size and is commonly occurring as a part of larger models.
To summarize, measurements of CTP under conditions commonly observed among computer users showed modest increases generally believed to be below potential harmful levels.
Several published studies provide evidence that severely reduced genetic diversity can affect population fitness, but the impacts on population viability of modest (and perhaps more commonly occurring) reductions in genetic diversity are less well characterized.
