Sentence examples for group moderate from inspiring English sources
To facilitate the analysis, we combined well- and well-to-moderately differentiated tumours with moderately differentiated tumours to form one group (moderate group).
Walking group: moderate intensity exercise 30 minutes daily, 6 days weekly.
The factors analysed were group (moderate neck disability group, mild neck disability group, and healthy group), sex (female and male), and time (measurement per minute during the test and after 24 hours).
Level of significance (multiple comparisons for each group): Moderate disability, *P < 0.05; **P < 0.01; Mild disability, °P < 0.05; °°P < 0.01; and Healthy, ^P < 0.05; ^^P < 0.01. Figure 2 Comparison between groups of the pain intensity (A) and perceived fatigue (B) immediately (6 min) and 24 hours after the provocation chewing test.
Conners et al. (2001) conducted a priori factor analysis; unlike the MTA study, they compared different treatments using combined treatment as reference group which resulted in a smaller effect size than the medication group, moderate compared with behavioral therapy, and large compared with a community care group.
After that, the intermediate group (moderate DEDs) was projected in the same discriminating space.
Speaking as part of a group moderated by Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa), Cotton's comment showed some creative association between King's panel responsibilities and political affiliation.
The combination of dietary preference and leisure-time physical activity (LPA) were categorized as (1) the least favorable lifestyle; low LPA with meat preference, (2) middle group; moderate-high LPA with meat preference or low LPA with vegetable or mixture of vegetables and meat preference, and (3) optimal lifestyle; moderate-high LPA with vegetable or mixture of vegetables and meat preference.
In addition, there is an online support group moderated by health educators [ 33].
The focus group moderating and data analysis team included KJL, SAS, and MAH.
Each group (moderated by one of the authors) focused on indicators not unanimously agreed upon in the first questionnaire round.
