Sentence examples similar to moderately remarkable from inspiring English sources
However, a recent, moderately sized study found remarkable differences in associated loci between smoking and non-smoking CD patients, thereby implying that a complex gene-environment interaction must be at work [ 49].
It has been demonstrated that moderately small perturbations can exert remarkable influence on dynamics in the presence of other invariant structures [16], which cannot be captured by a phase only description.
The group's glamorous lead singer, Diana Ross, went on to a remarkable solo career as a singer and a moderately successful career as an actress.
Curiosities abound around, and within, "It's a Wonderful Life," beyond the well-known fact that this holiday perennial only did moderately well when it came out (though it has had remarkable second, third and fourth lives on television and video -- even in color).
The principal roles are moderately well danced, even though not one of them is so remarkable that the pro duction is instantly justified.
Parametric survey is carried out by using both FSDT and CPT (classical plate theory or Kirchhoff plate theory) and remarkable differences between CPT and FSDT modeling results, for moderately thick plates, emphasize the significance of using FSDT.
Under lean conditions, remarkable agreement was found between predictions and measurements; however, this agreement broke down in moderately rich flames both with respect to the peak NO concentrations and to the relative shape of the NO profiles.
Although this is a remarkable speed for this kind of software, it can still take hours to perform a single search of a moderately sized 3D database containing millions of conformers.
This effect is remarkable as the median dose for older patients on IM800 was lower than that of younger patients and only moderately higher than in older patients on IM400.
