On reinfection, infrapopulations were moderately differentiated indicating that pretreatment multilocus genotypes were not fully reacquired.
Furthermore, the lists of hotspots identified by the two methods were found to be moderately different, indicating the importance of selecting the right geostatistical method for hotspot identification.
However, when combined the effects of climate and land use changes, discharge was moderately increased indicating counteracting mechanisms of hydrologic yield in these mountains.
The pupil was moderately miotic, indicating mild anterior uveitis.
In general, the patients' Karnofsky score was moderately impaired, indicating that they were self-caring but unable to carry on normal activities or do active work.
The sporulation frequency between wild-type (35 ± 2%) and pom152 ∆ homo- and heterozygotes (ranging from 23 30%) was only moderately decreased, indicating that deleting POM152 had a minor effect on meiosis, sporulation, and/or germination.
In addition, the inter-factor correlation matrix shown in Table 4 suggests that at least some of the factors are moderately correlated indicating that an oblique measurement model is justified.
In western blot analysis, mutator iPSCs showed a severe decrease of complex IV (cytochrome c oxidase [COX]) protein amount, and complexes I and III (CI and CIII) were moderately decreased, indicating a combined RC defect.
When subjecting samples of CTx patients to IP, the VEGF concentration was only moderately reduced, indicating that the IP procedure did not result in unspecific loss of VEGF molecules.
Conclusions: Associations of neighborhood destination access, street connectivity, and dwelling density with self-reported and objectively measured PA were moderately strong, indicating the potential to increase PA through changes in neighborhood characteristics.
