Sales forecasts for the first three years are modest based on the performance of competing and complementary products.
The deleterious effects observed in the EPaNIC trial were not observed in the early PN group, which supports the findings in the SPN trial [ 38]; indeed, the energy targets used in the Australian trial were modest, based on the Harris and Benedict equation, thereby reducing the risk of overfeeding.
The contribution of the TMD was judged to be relatively minor based on the modest ∼30% reduction in co-IP with the CD4 or Vpu M1 mutants.
Most of his calls for growth-inducing European investment seemed modest, based on existing proposals by the European Commission.
Interestingly, the number of tight junctions and desmosomes seems higher in the core area than the rim area in spheroids; however, such an increase is modest based on TEM analysis of three representative spheroids (see Methods) (Fig. 5E) (p>0.05E.
The correlation between serum TCDD levels and time served in Southeast Asia was not reported, but it appeared to be modest, based on a table showing quartiles of serum TCDD by quartiles of years in Southeast Asia.
If the project is deemed a success based on an outside evaluation, then the investor receives a modest return based on the funds the government has saved.
For example, when the rally began in March, the price-to-earnings ratio for the S.& P. 500 stood at a modest 14, based on the trailing four quarters of operating profits.
The Lib Dems will argue in favour of a more modest deterrent, based on the Astute class of submarines, while Liam Fox is pressing for the Tories to introduce a new generation of the four Vanguard submarines which currently give Britain a "continuous at sea deterrent".
Thanks to a revised strategy at the British Film Institute's Distribution Fund (which helps distributors of specialised films connect with broader audiences), there is a new pilot called the Sleeper fund, which nimbly and tactically invests modest amounts based on the opening weekend of an arthouse title.
He then considered a more modest proposal, based on the original Bristol and Western plans, and the scheme, now renamed the Bristol and Taunton Canal, was authorised by an Act of Parliament dated 14 May 1811.
