Sentence examples for moderately equal from inspiring English sources

Even if China instead consumed more moderately, equal to what Japan and Korea do today, China would use 55 million barrels of oil per day.

The genotype, minor allele (MAF), and heterozygosity frequencies were moderately equal between urban and rural subjects for all SNPs, both in non-obese and obese group, except for the Ala55Val polymorphism of the non-obese subjects – particularly in males (Table 2).

Described as being "moderately against equal gay rights", many are asking if minister for straight women wouldn't be a more accurate job title for Morgan.

The cross correlation studies reveal an antisymmetric coupling for moderately underexpanded equal twin jet and symmetric coupling for low levels of underexpanded unequal twin jet.

Table 2 Saaty's (1990) rating scale Weight/rank Intensities 1 Equal 3 Moderately dominant 5 Strongly dominant 7 Very strongly dominant 9 Extremely dominant 2, 4, 6, 8 Intermediate values Reciprocals For inverse judgments Fig. 12 The pairwise comparison matrices and computed weight values for vulnerability at location and evacuation resilience.

For hemoglobin cutoffs >14 g/dL, the degree of heterogeneity was moderately heterogeneous with I equal to 31 (95% CI: 0 74).

The strength of SOC (56.1±5.6) in caregivers was moderately strong, which was equal to the level of SOC in cancer caregivers in Taiwan (59.8±15.9) [ 23].

EBS-MD cells take up hypericin at a concentration of 3  μM in a moderately flattening curve course, equal under proinflammatory and normal conditions).

A431 cells take up hypericin at a concentration of 3  μM in a moderately flattening curve course, equal under proinflammatory and normal conditions until 5 h.

Hypericin at a concentration of 3  μM is taken up by HaCat cells in a moderately flattening curve shape, equal under proinflammatory and normal conditions).

Furthermore, in both patient cohorts and for both tumour types, the majority of tumours were moderately differentiated, with an equal amount of well and poorly differentiated tumours (on average 16%).