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"Even a very modest risk would be a risk incurred by tens of millions of people with very real consequences," Dr. Brunelli said.

The pile of offshore anonymous loot is now large enough so that even a very modest 0.5% wealth tax would yield at least $75 billion a year.

Importantly, they found that even a very modest reduction in FEV1 (within the "normal" range of values) significantly increased the risk of lung cancer among current and former female smokers.

This study documents that even a very modest temperature increase during the colder periods of a plant's annual cycle may delay dormancy release and advance bud burst and flowering in blackcurrant, but the magnitude of the responses varies between genotypes differing in chilling requirement.

There was hope at the time that she would influence the position of women in Japan, even in a very modest way.

Even if a very modest yield is used for estimating the average rate of electron discharge, the transfer of solar energy to the environment via cyanobacterial electrogenic pathway could proceed at the rate of ∼9 TW on a global scale.

"But such large numbers of people in the country and the world engage in sand contact activities that, even with a very modest relative risk, you could see substantial disease burden".

Even with a very modest amount of data by NG sequencing standards, many of these sequences extended the annotated untranslated regions (UTRs) and redefined intron/exon boundaries, including evidence of alternative splicing.

They turned a profit, even if only a very modest one (€51,922) on their accounts for 2014.

Sonny Mehta, the publisher and editor in chief of Knopf, who bought the books for what he says now seems like a "very modest sum," even worried that they might not catch on here.

"Diaghilev was in many ways a very modest man — even though he could be an impresario — who seemed to get larger with every passing year and was such an overwhelming personality he sometimes fades from sight.