Sentence examples for moderately though from inspiring English sources

Producer prices climbed moderately, though food prices jumped by 0.6%.

He expressed himself moderately, though at times with justifiable irritation, if not anger.

Fig 6A illustrates a typical gel, the overall results being shown in Fig 6B. mRNA was increased considerably in the IPC group, but only moderately (though significantly) in the I/R and IPC+I/R groups, compared to control.

The expression of orthologs having higher rate of dS to dN was moderately though not significantly correlated (r = 0.749, P = 0.02) (fig. 6 b), whereas the expression of orthologous pairs under positive selection showed weak correlation (r = 0.585, P value < 0.001) (fig. 6 c).

Talk-show hosts have to be at least moderately articulate, though not much more so than the average disc jockey or afternoon game-show emcee.

The number of vertebrae in each group, excepting the caudal vertebrae, is moderately consistent, though there are some exceptions to the group averages.

ECONOMIC DATA ON MONDAY was moderately positive, though consumption was light: It appears that the efforts by the new government to crack down on corruption and to moderate official extravaganza may have started to dampen retail sales.

Short-term interest rates rose moderately yesterday, though it is unclear how much of that was caused by Mr. Greenspan's remarks and how much by other factors, including a report by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia that indicated rising price pressures for manufacturing companies.

–that the British are moderately happy, though less so than most of their former colonies, such as Australia, New Zealand, Canada, India, Ireland and the U.S. Sore losers, we suspect.

The magazine was moderately successful, though it was never regarded as one of the first rank of science fiction magazines.

On Tuesday morning, two runaway ponies scampered out into the streets of Staten Island, ostensibly to do the stuff ponies do best: galloping at a moderately fast (though wholly unimpressive) pace and pooping all over the place.