Sentence examples for moderately antagonistic from inspiring English sources
Microsoft and Salesforce announced a general partnership this May, which somewhat buried the hatchet between moderately antagonistic companies; Salesforce matured, and in my view wanted greater look into Microsoft's enterprise sales channels, while Microsoft desired more cloud opportunities.
Microsoft and Salesforce announced a general partnership this May, which somewhat buried the hatchet between moderately antagonistic companies; Salesforce matured, and in my view wanted greater look into Microsoft's enterprise sales channels, while Microsoft desired more cloud opportunities.
Against the 2009 H1N1 strains, the interactions of oseltamivir carboxylate, peramivir, and zanamivir in double combinations ranged from additive to moderately antagonistic, indicative that the activity of these drugs was not enhanced in combination compared to their activity as single agents.
Indeed, it was concluded that, 'policies directed at enhancing collaborative networks and policies directed at commercialization are moderately antagonistic' [ 73].
He said Richardson was "moderately drunk" and seemed antagonistic towards one or two other people, and insulted one of them about being "Northern".
We could not think of a plausible mechanism for this to happen and therefore – in a Bayesian way of thinking – we decided that given the small prior likelihood of an antagonistic effect combined with moderately weak evidence (p = 0.048) of antagonism, the posterior likelihood of the hypothesis that antagonism is present was small.
Combination index (CI) values above 1.1 indicate antagonistic, 0.9 to 1.1 additive, 0.7 to 0.9 moderately synergistic, 0.3 to 0.7 synergistic, and under <0.3 strongly synergistic.
Although ascorbic acid moderately antagonized resveratrol mediated HO-1 induction we have found no antagonistic interaction between resveratrol and ascorbic acid in terms of PON1 transactivation and its protein levels.
When mixed together at this low concentration, BPA and E2 are mutually antagonistic, whereas DES, also a potent ligand for nuclear ER, at this low concentration only moderately counteracts the nongenomic BPA effect, possibly for conformational reason.
When crops are cultivated on soils that are moderately salinized by chloride, nitrate fertilization might be a strategy to suppress uptake of chloride by means of an antagonistic anion-anion uptake competition.
