Sentence examples for modest nominal from inspiring English sources

John Philpott, director of the Jobs Economist consultancy, said the figures revealed a "relatively modest nominal increase in median earnings outstripping zero CPI inflation".

But even here, the upside may be less compelling than it has been, and our forecasts are for relatively modest nominal returns outside Japan and parts of emerging markets.As you can see, this is largely an exercise in extrapolation; what has been happening in late 2014 will continue in 2015.

The method is demonstrated by assessing the performance of 26-mil commercial feed-spacer in an appropriate range of compressive stresses; it is interesting that modest nominal applied pressure, at the level of 1 2 bar, tends to cause significant feed-spacer compression, channel-gap reduction and membrane indentations impairing the active layer.

N-terminal dimethylation also provides the added benefit of enhancing peptide fragmentation and aiding in de novo sequencing, and the compact size of dimethylated leucine results in a modest nominal mass addition to the peptide of 145 Da per label (Supporting Information Figure S-1).

The individual association of other SNPs with diabetes is rather modest, barely grazing nominal statistical significance in many instances.

The combination of a high performance controller and design modification results in a more uniform temperature profile at steady state nominal conditions, and modest variations in temperature profile, from the nominal, for ±15% change in power.

And pay increases in recent years have been modest, reflecting the tougher economic environment: nominal wages in 2001 went up by 2.5% and in 2002 by only 1.8%.So far as employers are concerned, another good thing about Swiss workers is that they can be fired when necessary.

Monitor says agency providers should not able to pay their staff more than the substantive rates for those NHS staff, with caps set at 55% above pay rates for each band or grade to cover expenses such as holiday pay, National Insurance contributions, "a nominal employer pension contribution and a modest agency fee".

In our first analyses, we required reasonable levels of expression, a modest (>= 1.7) fold change, and a nominal P < 0.05.

44 The health gains are thus likely to outweigh the nominal marginal cost of adding our modest proposed strategy on to the existing platform of the lady health workers programme in Pakistan.

This insertion of nominal real life gives the movie a modest shiver, but such self-reflexivity feels more ritualistic than revelatory.