Sentence examples for more modest extent from inspiring English sources

The risk for serious infections was also raised but to a more modest extent.

Regions that constitute a third category also show an increasing level of HDX with time but to a more modest extent (none showed ≥90% deuterium uptake).

More recently, more and more researchers tend to support a modest extent of self-assembly as the condition for the strongest molecular recognition.

We identified dysregulation of DNA methylation in purified populations of cord blood-derived CD34+ stem cells from IUGR neonates compared with matched controls, and find that these changes occur throughout the genome, although they are of a more modest degree and relatively limited extent compared with the epigenomic dysregulation observed in conditions such as cancer.

Mr. Barnier's first comments to France Inter radio minutes after his appointment underscore the extent to which his vision is more modest than that of Mr. de Villepin, who writes articles on Napoleon and poetry in his spare time.

Prediction under anti-HER2 therapy alone is also possible, although the extent of decrease in SUVmax might be more modest.

It is also interesting that our 4T07 cells with the greatest extent of APC knockdown (APC shRNA1) had a more modest effect on migration but slightly more robust impact on morphology.

This suggests that insulin was able to inhibit lipolysis to a greater extent following HIT and while these changes are more modest than those observed with lipid powering drugs, the long terms benefits may still be of significance.

The extent of ADAR2 knockdown is smaller than that of ADAR1 knockdown, which could account for the more modest decrease in A-to-G editing following ADAR2 knockdown.

There are indications that the newer generations of professionals have more modest expectations and are realistic enough to see that the market for dual practice is finite and to a large extent occupied by their elders.

Most are more modest.