Sentence examples for moderate notion from inspiring English sources

In twentieth century studies, the standard definition of perfect power ranged from "unilateral power to effect any conceivable state of affairs" to the more moderate notion of "self-limiting power".

More moderate notions also existed.

He dismissed the moderates' notion that compromising with the president would make Republicans look good to independents.

But it could certainly start dissuading those mythical moderates of the notion that the younger Bush scion is the sane centrist they've been waiting for.

For many years, Thomas Friedman, a self-described optimist who admits he sees "the glass as half full" seeks to empower and broadcast the notion of moderate Muslims to a wider audience.

Our results support the notion that moderate changes in ambient temperature are associated with AMI hospital admission.

Broadly consistent with this notion, a moderate increase in mTORC1 signaling is seen in the hippocampus of Tsc2 heterozygous mice, which have structurally normal brains.

A decade of negative anti-amyloid trials in mild to moderate AD supports the notion that disease-modifying treatment in the dementia stage may simply be too late.

In line with this notion, the moderate overexpression of one essential mediator of autophagy (i.e., ATG5) at the whole body level has recently been shown to extend the median lifespan of mice by approximately 17% [ 22].

These results support the notion that moderate mechanical stimulation with knee loading to the femoral cartilage and fluid flow shear to chondrocytes attenuates MMP13 activity at least in part through Rac1 GTPase-mediated p38 MAPK signaling.

Despite the latter concerns, results of our secondary analysis of overall mortality (fig 5) support the notion that moderate alcohol consumption is associated with net benefit, at least in populations similar to those studied in the extant literature.