Most passerines, however, have moderately curved sharp claws that are suited to grip a variety of rounded or rough surfaces.
Manitoba has a moderately dry climate with sharp seasonal temperature changes.
It's named after DailyKos, the most heavily trafficked such Web site, which in turn is named after its majordomo, Markos Moulitsas Zúniga, an electronic entrepreneur with a moderately colorful life story, a sharp tongue, and a passion to push Democrats leftward without actually blowing winnable elections.
Blinded to case-control status, we evaluated the mandibular cortex on a panoramic radiograph and classified them as normal (even and sharp endosteal margin), moderately eroded (evidence of lacunar resorption or endosteal cortical residues), or severely eroded (unequivocal porosity).
At Site 3 sorting is moderately well, as indicated by sharp increases in cumulative curves between phi values of 2.5 and 3.8.
Mr. Layton's approach to politics, which avoided attacks on opponents, sought consensus on issues and promoted moderately left-wing causes, provided a sharp contrast to Mr. Harper's politics.
The song is played in the key of D-sharp minor at a moderately fast tempo of 139 beats per minute, making it one of Jackson's fastest songs.
Two-year follow-up data from the ATTRACT study showed that infliximab inhibits structural damage in RA patients with moderately-to-severely active disease as assessed by the Sharp score, bone erosion scores, and joint-space narrowing scores [ 39- 41].
Relative mortality had a sharp initial increase with forest ageing, highest on moderately drained soils, followed by a relatively consistent increase (Table 2 & Fig. 3b).
Numerous studies have revealed that consuming alcoholic beverage moderately have some health benefits to the consumer; such as sharp reduction in heart disease risk [ 9], low mortality [ 13, 14] and reduced risk of stroke by about half [ 15].
