Sentence examples for modest and large from inspiring English sources

44 Values of I <25%, ≥25%-<50%, and ≥50% were considered to represent low, modest, and large heterogeneity, respectively.

The difference in placental weight at delivery in successive pregnancies after adjustment for inter-delivery interval and maternal height along with age, gestation length and smoking status in both pregnancies was −0.4, 17.4, 24.1 and 30.2 g for women in the weight loss, weight stable, modest and large weight gain categories, respectively (P < 0.001).

Located near the city's elegant Nevsky Prospekt, the Pushkin apartment is one of almost 300 Pushkin memorials small and large (from modest plaques to full-sized estates) in Russia, according to a 1993 census.

Given the multifactorial nature of dementia, the strength of association for any one risk factor is likely to be modest and very large populations may be required to detect meaningful signals [ 44].

We evaluated two scenarios, a small and large capture consisting of 750 kb and 3 Mb of total targeted regions respectively on a small (400), modest (4,000) and large (20,000) cohort of samples.

Variability between patients in IF pharmacokinetics was modest and somewhat larger for the metabolites.

Although the level of significance for the association with free T4 remains modest, and further larger confirmatory studies are required to validate this, our finding is supported by its replication in the same individuals 13 years later in the Busselton cohort.

In the end, publication biases (particularly the increased likelihood of publication and visibility for positive results, relative to negative results), combined with modest statistical thresholds and large numbers of hypotheses being tested across the field, made it likely that many studies would find nominal levels of association even in the absence of real underlying genetic relationships.

Downturns in overall cancer death rates since the early 1990s are largely a result of tobacco control efforts beginning in the 1960s, screening and early detection for several cancers disseminated in the 1980s and 1990s, and modest to large improvements in treatment and survival for specific cancers.

Modest and serious, with large blue eyes, Ms. Osborne finds little in herself that echoes her great-grandmother's rebellious spirit: "I'm Mrs. Sensible, who went to law school, and I worked in finance, then I met my husband".

Second, the cohort size was modest and not sufficiently large for biomarker exploration.