Sentence examples for moderately true from inspiring English sources

She has said that it is "moderately true" that "maybe" she wanted to be a boy.

The most endorsed barriers were: possibility of receiving placebo (46% very or moderately true); insufficient information about risks (27%); the possibility of an unsuccessful trial (25%); child may not benefit (25%); and insufficient information about day-to-day requirements (25%).

The respondents were asked to rate each statement on a scale from 1 to 5 (1 = Not at all true of me, 2 = Slightly true of me, 3 = Moderately true of me, 4 = Very true of me, 5 = Completely true of me).

All items are scored on a four-point scale (1 – not at all true, 2 – barely true, 3 – moderately true, 4 – exactly true).

All items have the following response format: 1 = not at all true, 2 = hardly true, 3 = moderately true, 4 = exactly true [ 15].

Possible responses are not at all true, hardly true, moderately true and exactly true yielding a total score between 10 and 40 points.

have low false-positive rates, but only moderately high true-positive rates.

Coding is 1 = moderately or exactly true vs. 0 = not at all or hardly true.

There was a close correlation (r = 0.85, P < 0.001) between the two methods over a wide range of EVLW measurements, but the single thermodilution method was consistently higher compared to post-mortem gravimetry and, therefore, moderately overestimated the true EVLW.

Functional connectivity was mainly maintained at railway stations, contrary to overpasses, which seemed to interrupt dispersal, demonstrating that railway edges provide connectivity for some but not all functional groups: this was only true for moderately mobile species.

This condition was also true for moderately differentiated tissue samples in which 2 out of 5 (40%) tumors were methylated while 3 60%) others displayed unmethylated tumors.