Sentence examples for for moderate degrees from inspiring English sources

The presence of attractive cross-bridging interactions contributes only modestly to structure for moderate degrees of cross-bridging and leads to NF aggregation for extensive cross-bridging.

For unconditional random hydraulic conductivity fields, plume lengths may vary by more than one order of magnitude even for moderate degrees of heterogeneity.

The proposed damage identification method is intended for moderate degrees of damage and requires vibration data relative to the current and reference states of the structure as well as a parametric finite element model.

Similar findings were reported for moderate degree 'fear' and WCST test items.

Findings demonstrated both treatments to be equally effective for mild to moderate degrees of anxiety or distress.

Tolerance for medication was good except for a moderate degree of hemolytic anemia (her hemoglobin level dropped to 9.1 g/dL) and hypokalemia that developed during treatment.

However, these aforementioned approaches, which are based on linear approximations [ 49], are only valid when the parameters vary symmetrically around the optimal estimates, and are not accurate for models with even moderate degrees of non-linearity [ 50].

The coefficients for reorganization are somewhat higher when random effects is run on the fixed effects sample than on the full sample (in the analysis presented in Table  2 the coefficient for a moderate degree of reorganization increases from 0.13 to 0.17. The coefficient for a high degree increases from 0.11 to 0.14).

Calculation of statistical power was based on comparing 2 independent proportions; for a moderate degree of correlation between presence of a pathogen in a case and in its matched control, the power for a given sample size will be higher for a test designed for matched data.

In children who underwent tracheal intubation for routine surgery, mild and moderate degrees of subglottic stenosis were found in 0.9 and 0.06% of cases, respectively [7].

Two first-order defenses protect metazoans from invasion by pathogens: (1) the external and internal epithelial barriers between the organism and its environment (Fig. 1A), and (2) innate immune mechanisms that have moderate degrees of specificity for detecting and responding to distinct pathogens (Fig. 1B D).