Sentence examples for modestly excess from inspiring English sources

Although this may be reassuring, our study does not rule out a modestly excess risk of CD in children to mothers who were treated with antibiotics during pregnancy.

There's something touching about the fact that even his excess is so modestly calibrated.

Despite their public reputation for Caligulan excess, Westminster legislators are rather modestly remunerated by international standards.

We find that net metering provides significantly greater bill savings than a full MPR-based feed-in tariff, but only modestly greater savings than alternative mechanisms under which hourly or monthly net excess generation is compensated at the MPR rate.

Reduction of RPS51 mRNA levels only modestly reduced cell growth, suggesting that yeast RPS51 may be synthesized in excess under normal conditions, and this synthesis can compensate partially for the reduction in mRNA levels [29].

Similarly, despite the concentration of LBH589 being in excess of the IC50 72 h) value for HT29 cells, cell death increased modestly from 2%to14.4%4%.

A modestly increased risk was observed 10 years after a diagnosis of cholelithiasis, but no greater excess risk can be found 10 or more years after.

Although, as expected, in the absence of excess iron this regulon was not highly expressed in either population, mRNA levels were modestly but significantly elevated in the Malaysian population.

S&P Equity Research said, "Following the steep decline in DRAM pricing earlier this year due to excess supply and seasonally soft demand, we think pricing will likely stabilize or even improve modestly as we near the seasonally strong back-to-school period.

LTE calculations of the excess grand potential of the (100) interface predicted a nearly temperature independent interfacial energy below 400 K that decreased modestly above 400 K.

noticeably, even if modestly.