Sentence examples for modest or moderate from inspiring English sources

All of them were buying homes for the first time; all were people of modest or moderate means.

It is found that most multidrug-resistant mutations have only a modest or moderate effect on substrate peptide binding, although these mutations would cause a large free energy loss in PR inhibitor binding.

This progress, though, comes at the same price as the general prosperity of the city: wiping out another of the last few pockets of Manhattan where people of modest or moderate means could occupy a few hundred square feet without going bankrupt.

The correlation between the individual parameters was categorized into three groups: "strong correlation" for correlation coefficients (r) between 0.68 and 1; "modest" or "moderate correlation" for r between 0.36 and 0.67; and no correlation for r ≤ 0.35 (Taylor 1990).

While interpreting the correlation analysis, we used the categorization in [43], where correlation coefficients (in absolute value) which are ≤0.35 are considered as low or weak correlations, 0.36≤r,ρ≤0.67 modest or moderate correlations, and 0.68≤r,ρ≤1 strong or high correlations.

Furthermore, modest or moderate worsening of GQOL was reported by 35% of the patients and 42% of the controls.

However, as SOCS1-expressing chondrocytes were observed mainly in the area of severely damaged cartilage, and SOCS1 induction was only modest by IL-1β alone, the chondroprotective role of SOCS1 would be modest in areas of mild or moderate damage.

The risk excess for painters was modest (construction) or moderate (automobile and others).

Modest (-5 to -10) or moderate (-10 to -20) worsening arm functions between baseline and one year follow up were reported by 2.5% of the patients and 3% of the controls and substantial change (-20 or more) in 2 patients and one control.

In Bush's case, these sounded moderate and modest — or, at least, they sounded that way to people who were inclined to hear them that way.

His listeners are the modest, moderate, or even upper class.