It's the kind of residence once called "contemporary" -- modest by Hollywood's standards, even more modest by comparison with Edwards's own fur-ocious chalet in Gstaad, Switzerland.
Hammond's hand-outs were more modest by comparison – £220m for research and business start-up funding – and the chance for firms that win EU grants to get a replacement grant from HM Treasury.
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The Phase 1 test was much more modest by comparison, with a 315-foot run vs. the 1,433-foot 1,433-footPhase 2. Itrialo only topped out at 69 mph, and only accelerated for 30 meters of its journey, vs. 300 meters for the new test.
Simultaneous presentation of biophysical cues to the basal and apical aspects of cells also influenced nuclear orientation and elongation; however, the extent of nuclear realignment was more modest in comparison to cellular realignment regardless of the surface order of topographic features.
First, the proinflammatory profile of M(Na) is much more modest in comparison to that of M LPS).
Here, we have instead used the algorithm to analyse potentially more modest differences in comparisons commonly made when imaging preclinical tumours of similar size and/or similar stages of development.
Owned by the Mohegan Tribe, it is a more modest property, though only by comparison — Mohegan is the second-largest casino in the hemisphere.
An example of such an analysis is [ 7], which showed a highly significant difference in survival with a much more modest significance level for a comparison of 30 day mortality.
However, the same meta-analysis gave more modest relative risks for less extreme comparisons (e.g. RR = 2.11, 95% CI 1.70 to 2.63 for 25%to49%9% versus < 5%, a comparison for which our power was just 14%, based on 21 cancers).
