Although the difference appears modest to the reviewer, this will be marked during bacteraemia over hours in an infected individual.
In addition, the community votes on how helpful a review is and positive ratings improve the trustworthy rank of the reviewer— a modest incentive to be fair.
The Examined Life Stephen Grosz Chatto & Windus, £14.99 Described as "modest and profound" by one reviewer, this highly enjoyable book presents a series of case histories, drawn from psychoanalyst Stephen Grosz's 25 years of experience listening to people talk about their lives and problems.
In general, the effect of bias on the risk estimate is expected in many instances to be modest because investigators or the reviewers of the manuscript would easily identify extreme sources of bias (e.g., a comparison between older African women and younger European men).
The song received generally mixed reviews, with one group of reviewers commenting that the modest message of the song was uninspiring while others called the song sweet and commended Madonna's commitment to charity.
The reviewers had the following modest concerns, questions and requests: A. Theory:1) Sphere model for Eoc h.
Last year our reviewer, Naomi Bliven, called this a "modest, readable, intelligent and companionable" book.
Applicant and reviewer time commitments were relatively modest, and successful applicants were notified within eight weeks of submitting their proposal.
Last year our reviewer, Brad Leithauser, praised the author's "refreshingly modest claims on behalf of his subject" and his "cleareyed elegiac portrayal of a 'Broadway that was vanishing in the late 1950's.' " THE TWO HEARTS OF KWASI BOACHI, by Arthur Japin.
The general messaging expressed in these articles was considered "worrisome", particularly by the lay reviewer, and the overall quality of reporting was modest.
