Sentence examples for moderate underscoring from inspiring English sources
However, the treatment does not work for every patient and overall the effect size is only moderate, underscoring the need for improved treatments.
Mr. Wen said Wednesday that monetary policy needed "moderate tightening," underscoring the failure of two interest rate increases this year to slow the economy.
The departure of Mr. Nelson, a true Midwestern moderate, also underscores the increasing political polarization of Congress at a time when public opinion of the legislative branch has hit historic lows.
Mr. Bush's courtship of moderates also underscores changing dynamics in the nation and in his own party: With huge federal surpluses, even Republicans can afford to espouse bountiful spending.
Notably, these higher doses of ALLN (≥2 µM) severely inhibited calpain activity in comparison with 200 nM ALLN (Fig. 4A), underscoring the importance of moderate calpain inhibition to achieve the desired outcome.
In the latter groups, nearly half of all adolescents reported moderate to severe levels of depressive symptoms, further underscoring the importance of parental nurturance as a protective factor against the development of depressive symptoms [ 71].
The war made Washington and NATO allies of the fighters of the Kosovo Liberation Army, underscoring the failure of Albania's moderates, who had relied on negotiations and peaceful disobedience.
Big manufacturers' sentiment has risen to its highest in nearly six years, the B.O.J.'s "tankan" survey for the September quarter showed, underscoring its view that the economy is on track for a moderate recovery.
Mr. Fitzsimmons was moderating a presentation on research about the adolescent brain, and although he was joking, he was underscoring a serious point.
Schwarzenegger has been quietly underscoring his independence.
