Although the linear decrease in the unsaturated FA in milk fat, and decrease in the amount of long chain FA in milk fat triglycerides, with supplemental iron sulfate indicates that it may have affected ruminal biohydrogenation of dietary FA to some degree, the modest extent of these changes suggests that it was small and unlikely to be of biological or practical relevance.
Although some ALA is converted to the longer-chain omega-3 FAs, the extent of this conversion is modest.
The explanation for the broad prevalence of below replacement fertility and the modest extent of negative natural increase is population momentum, an important concept introduced in Keyfitz (1971).
More recently, more and more researchers tend to support a modest extent of self-assembly as the condition for the strongest molecular recognition.
For many investors, that is not an especially comfortable scenario, but the fact that earnings have been able to continue to grow while business conditions were normal, coupled with the modest extent of the recent decline, suggest that CBIZ is not overpaying for its purchases.
The extent of partial reversal was modest, an average gain of 20° of knee extension.
It is noteworthy, however, that a substantial number of neurologically unimpaired subjects even at a very old age display only sparse to modest extent of neurodegenerative pathology.
In the study conducted by Miro and colleagues [ 1], the extent of bronchoconstriction was very modest and no auto-PEEP was generated.
Despite the comparatively modest extent of the lesion to the gray matter induced by PM+Mg2+ (see Figure 1c), this protocol is known to inhibit locomotor network function.
Multi-locus deletions (deficiencies) are tolerated when the extent of the deletion is modest, but when >1% of genome is hemizygous, the result is reduced viability regardless of which part of the genome is deleted (Lindsley et al. 1972).
