The phrase "moderately favourable" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means that something is somewhat or reasonably favorable, but not overwhelmingly so. Example: "The reviews for the new restaurant were moderately favourable, with most customers praising the food but expressing some concerns about the service."
When Steve Boxer got his hands on the new Wii tablet peripheral uDraw last year, his early opinion was moderately favourable.
The morning after the broadcast, the British broadsheets appeared open-minded or moderately favourable to This Week; The Times told readers that "Death on the Rock" "seemed a significant, thoroughly responsible and serious examination of a most disturbing case" and that it "simply raised serious questions and suggested they needed deep examination".
Whilst the most favourable mode of interaction with the fibril surface is that of the decoron monomer in the Dec N→C binding mode, several other interaction models are indicated to be at least moderately favourable.
However, the Western Ghats, one of the major biodiversity hotspots, is found to be moderately favourable for its spread as reported previously (Kannan et al. 2012).
Endometrioid is most commonly associated with LS [36] and the second most frequent histological subtype in the general population [50], the majority being well to moderately differentiated and pursuing favourable clinical outcomes [36, 51].
Participation in a six-month outpatient training programme for weight reduction had favourable effects on HRQoL of moderately overweight children and adolescents.
The agreement was calculated as the proportion of merged favourable responses to a given item (completely agree and moderately agree) relative to the number of participants.
In contrast, the disease became much more severe in Experiment 9 with moderately severe symptoms in the worst-affected plots, suggesting that conditions were more favourable for the development of take-all in 1997 than in 1996.
Biologically, this combination represents increased cell cycle control, particularly for entry into mitosis (CHEK1), decreased expression of the androgen receptor (AR), whose expression levels have controversial reports as a favourable prognostic factor in epithelial ovarian cancer [ 75, 76] and moderately decreased expression of LYN, resulting in apoptosis of tumor cells.
Quite surprisingly, stratified analyses of survival with respect to MSI status, differentiation, ploidi and tumour localisation disclosed that in MSS/MSI-L tumours, in tumours with aneuploid DNA pattern and in moderately differentiated tumours, strong HLA-DR expression turned out to be a marker for favourable prognosis.
