Sentence examples for moderately no from inspiring English sources
It estimated that 70g a day would prevent 32,352 early deaths a year and 31g – eating meat moderately no more than two or three times a week – would prevent 45,361 deaths.
A five-point Likert scale (Sawang 2006) ranging from improved significantly through improved moderately, no effect, worsened moderately to worsened significantly was proposed to them for this purpose.
Massive > parallel > cross Well to moderately No detection No detection Nakamura et al. 2012 3 Southern Misawa coast, Aomori Prefecture 8 (run up height) 48 1 to 3 (1) Erosinal basement.
When calculating 1 D minimal model with a moderately (no more than twofold) decreased K 0 value, we observed a shift of the distal auxin maximum from the root tip towards its middle and a decrease in this maximum, which fit the experimental data.
'Moderately' means no more than one unit per day for women and no more than two units per day for men.
Grant was able to refuse alcohol when offered, and on occasion could drink moderately with no visible effect.
In addition, Ferdinand [ 38] demonstrated that the anxious/depressed scale of the YSR predicted DSM-IV disorders only moderately, so no psychiatric conclusions should be drawn about adolescents in our sample.
Orexin A-IR cell bodies in SO and magnocellular Pa were very dense, while cell bodies in SOR were only moderately dense No OXB-IR neurons were seen in the Pa or SO.
Light (occasional cars) 2. Moderate 3. Heavy (steady stream of cars) 2. Condition of the street 0. Under construction 1. Very poor (many sizeable cracks, potholes, or broken curbs) 2. Fair 3. Moderately good (no sizeable cracks, potholes, or broken curbs) 4. Very good 3. How noisy is the street?
Again, real acupuncture was slightly better than sham treatment, while acupuncture was moderately better than no acupuncture.
If the economy does indeed begin to slow even moderately, Ms. Mann and Mr. Godley -- no ideological bedfellows -- both agree that foreign investors may want to rebalance their portfolios (as might domestic investors) in favor of the securities of other countries.
