Sentence examples for moderate response was from inspiring English sources

A moderate response was seen in 30.7% of patients.

A major (good or moderate) response was defined as a decrease of DAS28 ≥ 1.2.

The criterion of moderate response was documented continuously in these same 19 patients for a median of 9 months.

In this patients' subset, a poor to moderate response was found in 45.3%, a good response 39.5% and a complete response in 7.5% (ypT0N0).

A moderate response was observed in H1395 (adenocarcinoma) and A427 (squamous carcinoma) cells, whereas A549 (squamous carcinoma) and H1299 (adenocarcinoma) cells showed comparatively more resistance to Enz.

David Frum, a speechwriter for President Bush and the author of "How We Got Here," a conservative critique of the 1970's, offered his own polemical spin: "The World War II generation looked at John Kennedy and proudly said, 'We're like that.' The Bill Clinton generation looked at him and said, 'Oh my God, are we like that?' In both cases, a more moderate response is called for".

In particular, the personal, situational and cultural factors that moderate response are considered.

The American College of Rheumatology (ACR) percent response criteria and Disease Activity Score 28 (DAS28-jointoint count) and the European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR) moderate response were assessed.

In reality, both the country and Google will do just fine with collaboration like this, and a more moderate response is due.

First, the study follow-up (or time to assessment of response) tended to be somewhat longer in the studies in which rates of DAS-based remission and rates of EULAR moderate response were derived than in studies used to derive ACR and good EULAR response rates.

The response to protests has been swift and brutal, since Qaddafi had seen how ineffective more moderate responses were in Egypt and Tunisia.