Sentence examples for modest predicted from inspiring English sources

The deficit is modest, predicted at 5.8% of GDP this year, thanks to a rise in the price of oil.

The risks of early treatment — giving powerful drugs to people at low risk of disease — - could outweigh the "modest predicted benefit," Dr. Neaton wrote in an e-mail message.

Here's Ed Glaeser, Joshua Gottlieb, and Joseph Gyourko The modest predicted impact of interest rates on prices is in line with empirical estimates, and it suggests that lower real rates can explain only one-fifth of the rise in prices from 1996 to 2006.

The modest predicted tumour pHe change in humans at the maximum safe dose emphasises the importance of using bicarbonate in conjunction with other therapies.

Other reforms have been more modest than predicted.

"Martin will have the New Democratic Party for a modest price," predicted Desmond Morton, a historian at McGill University in Montreal.

The modest stabilization predicted is consistent with experimental studies.

The sensitivity and specificity of current WHO and CDC influenza-like illness (ILI) criteria were modest in predicting influenza infection.

While we expect the association to be modest, we predict that treatment expectancies or patients' initial beliefs about the success of either intervention could influence treatment outcomes.

The Bundesbank, Germany's central bank, has predicted modest growth during the rest of 2012, but some economists disagree.

It soon became clear that the costs of implementing SOX's provisions, particularly section 404, far exceeded the modest sums initially predicted.