These scenarios, with a moderate covariate effect magnitude on CL (θmale = 1.25), a moderate magnitude of between-subject variability (25%), and a moderate magnitude of residual error (20%), were considered "moderately informative" to assess the impact of SEX on CL.
A child who is 18 inches long and weighs 5.3 pounds would be considered moderately malnourished and would receive food.
Since he was relatively young and his tumor was considered "moderately aggressive," he eliminated "watch and wait" as inadvisable: "I was not likely to outrun this cancer".
The paper first describes the medical history of a boy who, at 12, reached his highest body mass index, 33.6, considered moderately obese.
They were compiled as part of a programme under which selected dispatches, considered moderately secret but suitable for sharing with other agencies, would be automatically loaded on to secure embassy websites, and linked with the military's Siprnet internet system.
The Nassau County Legislature is considering a somewhat less restrictive bill than Suffolk's: the no-go distance would be 1,000 feet, and only Level 2 offenders -- those considered moderately likely to commit another offense -- and Level 3 offenders would be covered.
These are all considered "moderately acceptable" for reliability.
The region could be considered moderately littered compared with other studies, with significant differences among beaches for litter amount and types.
Terbuthylazine is rated slightly hazardous (class III) while hexazinone is considered moderately hazardous (class II) under the World Health Organization classification of pesticides (World Health Organization, 2010).
Woodlands and bush land areas may be converted to jatropha investment given priority sites are exhaustively utilized and thus are considered moderately suitable for jatropha investment (Wu et al. [2009]).
Ecotoxicology data on terbuthylazine indicate that it is considered moderately toxic to both cold and warm water fish, slightly toxic to aquatic invertebrates, and highly toxic to aquatic plants, algae, and estuarine and marine invertebrates (Table 7) (European Food Safety Authority 2011; Tomlin 2006).
