Sentence examples for for moderately low from inspiring English sources

However, for moderately low permeable bank and bed materials, some atrazine from river water could enter a hypothetical collector well while pumping at 0.0875 m3/s.

Therefore, 1 mM nitrate should be an acceptable treatment for moderately low nitrate in nitrate transporter studies.

This application method was theoretically tested by means of a simulation study [ 22] and it provided an accurate score for moderately low or high HRQoL levels (near to general population mean score).

While the rate for extremely low (ELBW; <1000 g) and very low birthweights (VLBW; 1000-1500 g) was unchanged at 1.5percentthethe rate for moderately low birthweights (MLBW; 1500-2500 g) declined from 6.8 to 6.7percentt [ 1].

Monteiro et al. (2012) reported that the persistence of moderately low temperatures for a week were more significant for increasing COPD hospital admissions than very low temperatures lasting for a few days, but the observed associations depended on the cold spell definition used.

The within-environment analysis yielded prediction correlations ranging from moderately low (0.307 for environment 5iFN in W3) to moderately high (0.630 for environment 5iBH in W3).

The literature review reveals little randomized trial data to support OAC for patients with moderately low or intermediate risk for thrombo-embolic events.

A red-green color scheme was used for the maps, with shading of red for areas with the highest RR, followed by orange and yellow for areas with moderately elevated RR, light and medium green for areas with moderately low RR, and dark green representing areas with the lowest RR.

A red-green colour scheme was used for the maps, with shading of red for areas with the highest SIR (> 1.33), followed by orange and yellow for areas with moderately elevated SIR, light and medium green for areas with moderately low SIR, and dark green representing areas with the lowest SIR (< 0.75).

Also, a Mayo Clinic study in 2000 found that it was usually helpful only for people with moderately low red blood cell counts.

Although data were insufficient to determine differences for NNAL + NNAL-Gluc, BQ responses, T-A data, and cotinine levels all indicated that average ETS exposure was highest for African-American children, moderately high for those designated "other" (white, Southeast Asian, Native American), moderately low for Hispanic children, and lowest for Somali immigrant children.