Sentence examples for moderated by time from inspiring English sources

Moderated by time, Hayden is 56 now, his black hair graying a bit and his slim frame sporting a paunch.

Grand wartime coalitions invariably break up once the common fight gives way to bickering over division of the spoils, but feuding victors after the wars of Louis XIV and Napoleon or World War I at least negotiated treaties of peace, while the rancour among them was moderated by time or the danger that the common enemy might rise again.

Regional variations in kidney and corneal donations were moderated by time.

The relationship of waiting time, the primary focus of this study, on the patient satisfaction ratings was found to be moderated by time spent with the physician.

In other words, the negative association between waiting time and patient satisfaction was found to be moderated by time spent with the doctor.

However, such an association may have been moderated by time since immigration, which may account for the effects of acculturation that could be present among immigrants who have spent substantial periods of time in Canada.

This indicates that the treatment effect is moderated by time-of-response measurement.

There is some evidence that this effect may be moderated by time-on-task, with the ameliorating effect of gum being greater following a long period of performance [ 6, 7].

This pattern was not moderated by group status (Time × Induction × Group interaction: F < 1), or mood induction order (Time × Induction × Mood Induction Order interaction: F < 1).

5 Data from the four UK regions show that organ donation rates vary over the last two decades and that for two of the organs, kidney and cornea, the significance of regional variations is moderated by variations in time.

Is every comment that appears on The New York Times moderated by a human?