Sentence examples for not only moderately from inspiring English sources

Amani Leo was not only moderately successful but also gave its commanders power, patronage, and control over lucrative mines and trade routes.

In the present study, genes encoding almost all of these enzymes were not only moderately or highly expressed in A. mongolicus seedlings in normal condition (average RPKM is 25.3), but also were significantly up-regulated by drought and cold stresses.

All tested cancer cells were inhibited by the drug in a concentration-dependent manner, with an IC50 ranging between 2 and 3  μ M. Indeed, western blot revealed that NVP-LDE225 at a concentration of 5  μ M not only moderately reduced Gli-1 expression by ∼60%, but also moderately inhibited the activity of two well-known transducers of cell proliferation and survival, Akt and MAPK, by ∼40%.

If items did not load (i.e. < 0.2) on any factor, we concluded that the usefulness of these measures was not or only moderately known among the research population.

The modified short stem not only produced moderately less proximal bone resorption but also exhibited greater instability with 40%to94%4% greater bone-implant relative motion at the stem tip.

Given that postpartum injection of intravenous iron carboxymaltose is more effective than oral alternatives in replenishing iron resources, we would advocate its use as the treatment of choice not only in moderately severe anaemia but also in mild postpartum anaemia, in particular for women planning a subsequent pregnancy.

mnt1Δ and rim101Δ induced significantly less IL-8 and IL-1β but levels of K60 were not or only moderately reduced, respectively (Fig. 8A).

In healthy individuals, a slight shift in excitability might not or only moderately impact on the neural computations in the stimulated cortex.

In contrast, viral infections, localized bacterial infections, or inflammatory reactions of non-infectious origin do not, or only moderately, increase PCT levels [ 12, 13].

While these conditions allow highly sensitive detection of signals not or only moderately affected by radiation damping, an intense signal of long intrinsic transverse self-relaxation time T2 is reduced in sensitivity due to the extremely strong radiation damping.

Thus, the aspecific components of discoordination that can also occur in the setting of ischemia or scarring, and that are not or only moderately related to CRT response (Fig.  5), are left out of the analyses [ 80, 83, 84].