"moderately growth" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a moderate increase or development, such as, "The business saw moderately growth in the last year."
The 3 low-level LRSE isolates and the LSSE control showed moderately slower growth (p>0.05 at 24 h and 36 h) and the S. aureus control showed significantly slower growth (p<0.05 at 24 h and 36 h) at half-MIC linezolid than without linezolid.
LL plants exhibited a moderately slower growth rate than HL plants; nevertheless they still exhibited lower silencing frequencies even when they reached the same growth stage as HL plants.
And in a statement after its meeting, it said that while the economy was improving moderately, job growth remained slow and the unemployment rate elevated.
The costs of even moderately slower growth can quickly add up, however: Ms Reinhart and Mr Rogoff warn that the average debt overhang lasts more than 20 years.The latest dust-up does nothing to answer the question of causation.
While health care expenditures for young adults grew only moderately, cost growth was almost twice as high among all adults aged 26 years and more.
"We are budgeting in this moderately lower growth as we believe the company could see lower-than-expected yields associated with the company's newest 4T-based solution.
Although widely used for brain tumors, BCNU only moderately limited growth of glioma cells in vitro (Figure 7A).
For example, while miRNAs-34a and -185 exhibited strong anti-proliferative effects in-vitro (Figure 4B), they affected much more moderately tumor growth rate in-vivo (Figure 7A).
Under normal culture conditions i.e. in the presence of 10% FCS the in vitro proliferation assays showed a moderately increased growth of 2/3 NB8-clonescomparedompared to mock transduced cells.
Strikingly, induction of CXCL12 moderately promoted growth in LM3-transfected cells.
