Sentence examples similar to moderated reliance from inspiring English sources
More than ever, judgment — necessarily subjective and based on experience — will play a significant role in moderating over-reliance on and misuse of quantitative models.
Rape-supportive attitudes positively predicted moderate-magnitude reliance on attractiveness: B = 0.006, t(248.0) = 3.625, p < 0.001, d = 0.46.
China's reliance on joint ventures by state-owned enterprises with multinational companies seems to have moderated the international reaction.
The cognitive science literature on cognitive load suggests that varying the level of feedback provided to decision-aid users might moderate the risks that result from under-reliance.
Mike Arrington was moderating.
(Because I'm moderating).
Previous research on the effects of tobacco smoke on child outcomes has been limited by small to moderate sample sizes and reliance on parental reports of child exposure.
But while the U.S. has committed to training and equipping more moderate Syrian fighters this year, its failure to do so sooner and softening position on Assad -- which will not sit well among moderates -- complicate any major reliance on them.
A stark contrast to a "Western diet" heavy on red meat, high-fat dairy and simple carbohydrates, the Mediterranean diet calls for moderate fish and chicken consumption, reliance on whole grains and little added sugar.
Our data suggest that failing hearts compensated throughout early and moderate pacing via an increased reliance on carbohydrate oxidation via the PDC to produce ATP, depleting the energetic reserve (PCr/ATP) without major detriment to contractility or geometry.
