Sentence examples for consequence of modest from inspiring English sources

As a consequence of modest job growth, over-all employment is still well below where it was when the Great Recession began.

This was a consequence of modest tumour lysis and the appearance of haemorrhagic necrosis, an observation also made when using other clostridial species such as C. sporogenes M55 and C. novyi-NT (Dang et al, 2001).

The second projects the consequences of modest habitat restoration on landscapes and populations.

Moreover, our understanding of miRNAs is insufficient to predict the consequences of modest changes in their expression levels (Bartel 2009; Mukherji et al. 2011).

To predict the health economic consequences of modest reductions in the daily intake of salt (−1.0 g per day) and replacement of saturated fat (SFA, −1.0 energy percent (E%)) with polyunsaturated fat (PUFA, +1.0 E%) in the Finnish population aged 30 74 years.

Serviceability response as well as ultimate limit conditions are quite complex to predict; high engineering competences are required to guarantee significant load carrying capacities with structural systems of extremely limited weight, and, as a consequence, of very modest costs to be competitive on the market.

This is mainly a consequence of its modest complexity and robust approximation to the statistically optimal Karhunen-Loève transform [5], which allows to obtain implementations with good performance, both in terms of computation time and energy compaction.

A consequence of this modest ROC value is that the test-retest reliability of the measure (as assessed by investigating the contribution of the FAAH upon disease-specific survival of random splits of the data set) is not good (data not shown).

Osteoporosis is the consequence of a modest net excess of resorption over formation.

Initiatives should be designed to make the consequences of failure modest.

The consequences of the modest reduction in transport emissions in Brazil's crowded cities can be traced in the gigantic geometrical scars of soy plantations that cut into the Amazon rainforest and the choking black clouds from burning cane fields that engulf the capital for weeks every year.