Sentence examples for moderate conclusion from inspiring English sources

A more moderate conclusion comes from the historian Tom Holland: "The likelihood that the biblical story records an actual event is fairly small".

At least two factors moderate a conclusion of this type.

Whether the findings are qualitatively robust determines whether one reaches a strong or moderate qualitative conclusion.

They should therefore either provide the needed data or moderate their conclusion.

The authors should moderate their conclusion, for example in the Abstract, as their data do not support the reconstitution of autophagosome precursors but rather lipidation of LC3.

The authors should moderate their conclusion, for example in the Abstract, as their data do not support the reconstitution of autophagosome precursors but rather lipidation of LC3. 2) Related to the above criticism, it is important to test at which step endogenous LC3 and other ATGs are incorporated.

P-values as presented are moderate and conclusions must be tempered by the multiple comparisons problem.

The authors have moderated their conclusion and avoided the term critical concentration.

Thus I strongly suggest to moderate this conclusions part of the manuscript.

Otherwise, the authors should moderate their conclusions on the nature of the peptidoglycan that is important for PGRP-SA mediate response.

If the effect size is moderate, more conclusions are possible: either the effect is moderate and the outcome measure is responsive, or the effect is large or small and the outcome measure has poor responsiveness because the true effect is over- of underestimated by the instrument.