Sentence examples for most likely moderate from inspiring English sources
The World Bank's senior economist in Beijing, Louis Kuijs, said the state sector's unusually rapid growth will most likely moderate with the ending of the government's stimulus spending.
In these individuals with impaired repolarization reserve, additional, most likely moderate potassium channel blocking effects can provoke TdP arrhythmias that, in some cases lead to ventricular fibrillation.
A balance between Hsp90 buffering and the expression of morphological traits is most likely moderated in nature by environmental stress.
Should Donald J. Trump get elected, Congress most likely would moderate his proposals to cut taxes, increase spending and even to build a border wall.
In coming years, the growth of Internet fare shopping, and the expansion of low-cost airlines will most likely help moderate price increases.
We also show that our pan-size estimates are most likely too moderate since the addition of new genomes tend to push them upwards.
According to this principle, resources are most likely to moderate the relationship between demands and outcomes if resources, demands, and psychological outcomes all match (e.g., are all at the emotional level).
Patients in this group are expected to have moderately severe pain and disability and most likely be at "moderate" or "high" risk of poor outcome according to the STarT Back tool.
A more recent study, published in December 2011 by economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, found that the second round of Fed asset purchases — $600 billion in Treasury securities – most likely had a moderate but enduring impact on economic output, "unlikely to exceed half a percentage point".
Among symptomatic individuals in both genders, we found that UUI was the symptom most likely to cause moderate or major bother.
The mean MOIs remained low for the Comoros archipelago in comparison with African areas, where malaria is highly endemic (4 ), most likely because of moderate levels of malaria transmission (4, 5 ).
