Sentence examples for moderate upward from inspiring English sources

"While income continued a moderate upward trend, net worth grew strongly, and the increase in net worth was broadly shared by different demographic groups," the report said.

Although the health impacts of these trends could be considered marginal, a moderate upward shift in the natural range of Hg exposures for these animals could result in greater impacts at the population level.

Inferred migration rates were also close to the simulated rates, although a moderate upward bias and higher estimation variance for large migration rates was observed in this case (Fig. 3b).

Overall, the magnitude of the CFR declines for all the regimens over the 12-year period of the study remains small, reflecting a steady, although moderate, upward shift in the distribution of MICs.

Levels of p-AMPK were not significantly altered in the CFTR depletion condition whereas the mass of total AMPK was significantly reduced resulting in an upward, albeit moderate, shift of the p-AMPK to total AMPK ratio, an index of AMPK activity.

However, a non-response analysis for a similarly comprehensive survey of LBP in Germany [ 38] found only a relatively moderate (1 to 4%) upward bias of the LBP prevalence rate in the responders.

Some males showed early-onset (7 20 years of age) moderate hearing loss with an upward sloping audio profile, with low to middle frequency hearing impairment, but retained the ability to hear high frequency sounds, whereas other male patients exhibited profound hearing loss and a flat audio profile with a later onset [ 36, 37].

When prices spike upward, the deals generally moderate the pain, but when supplies are ample, consumer prices do not fall as sharply as prices at the wellhead.

I used moderate amounts, but you can adjust the seasonings upward if you wish.

But a squeaker might redouble both men's efforts in other states where Mr. McCain has been moving upward with his brand of maverick and moderate politics.

Urban areas, which are now home to most moderate poor and vulnerable, are characterized by higher (particularly upward) income mobility.