Sentence examples for defined moderately from inspiring English sources

This paper investigated 5 types of play/social behaviors among 494 Malaysian preschool children, aged 5 6 years, of both genders, in 20 classrooms categorized into well defined, moderately defined, and poorly defined.

For the purpose of this study, infants born between 30 to 33 weeks of gestation were defined "moderately premature babies".

Pulmonary function was defined as moderately impaired if FEV1 60-69% predicted, and moderately to severely impaired if 50-59% predicted [ 35].

Ultrasound of the anterior and lateral chest bilaterally in the supine or recumbent position perpendicular to the ribs was performed to assess for interstitial syndrome as characterized by the presence of increased numbers of B-lines, defined as moderately hyperechoic, vertical, well-defined, dynamic lines originating from the pleural line, and extending deep to the bottom of the screen [18, 25].

By contrast, when Japanese products are exported to low-technology-level countries, the flows become "yellow flows," which are defined as "moderately efficient".

The second group includes those maps defined as moderately functionally conserved.

Diarrhea was defined as moderately to watery loose stools matching score 5, 6 or 7 of the Bristol Stool Form Scale [ 14].

Missense variants with a Grantham score above 100, representing amino acid changes defined as moderately radical (>100) and radical (>150 [ 25]) have a higher likelihood of clinical consequences.

The 2 diets were defined as moderately high in rTFAs (3.7 g/d, 1.5% of daily energy) and control (0.9 g/d, 0.3% of daily energy).

A child is defined as moderately malnourished if the Z-score is between -3 and -2 SD, and severely malnourished if the Z-score < -3 SD.

A QTc interval >440 ms in men and >460 ms in women in either ECG lead II or V2 was defined as moderately prolonged.