Sentence examples for more moderate compared from inspiring English sources
To establish a more comprehensive range of projections of the impacts of climate change, the study could have included other scenarios, particularly those that are more moderate compared to A1B as for instance B1 and B2.
Small watercraft, docks and boathouses sustained damage, but otherwise the storm's effects on the east coast were more moderate compared to other areas.
Interestingly, these correlations were more moderate compared with those at baseline.
However, the changes in expression levels appear to be more moderate compared to those seen in imbibed seeds, with Dof2.1 not showing any change in expression upon DEX-treatment.
Because these correlations were more moderate compared with those for PM2.5 and were similar in magnitude to those for NO2, it is likely that spatial variation in outdoor BC levels contributed to error in our exposure estimates and thus may have affected our observed effect estimates.
They subsequently declined to more moderate levels compared with the rest of Latin America but were still high by world standards.
"With economic growth stronger than expected during the first quarter, a buoyant jobs market and people generally better off, you would expect the market to continue to improve throughout the rest of 2015, if at a more moderate rate compared to recent years".
"The housing prices are much more moderate as compared to the Northeast or the West Coast, and it's a great place to raise families; the beaches are beautiful and only two hours away," Turek says.
However, bone growth rates in dromaeosaurids and some early birds suggest a more moderate metabolism, compared with most modern warm-blooded mammals and birds.
Fractional lasers have less severe side effects but more moderate efficacy compared to ablative devices.
The OR for frequent (≥2) moderate-to-severe exacerbations increased to 13.6 if patients had experienced two or more moderate episodes, compared with none in the 12 months preceding the start of the study.
