Sentence examples for numerically modest from inspiring English sources

We observed variations in the Hb concentrations which trigger a decision to initiate transfusion, distributed over a numerically modest but clinically significant range of 7 to 11 g/dL.

These results were highly significant even if the changes were numerically modest and indicate a relative decreased attraction of PMN to the milk during several days after the PMI, in favour of recruitment of mononuclear leukocytes.

There is an excess of spring births, albeit a numerically modest excess, among people with MS with the implication that pregnancy-associated factors may be relevant to the risk of MS. There is also some evidence of season of birth effects in HD with a slight excess of spring births in young people with HD[ 23].

Following exposure to The Guide, students showed significant but numerically small improvements in attitude between pretest surveys with a modest effect size (M = 34.09, SD = 5.48) and post-test surveys (M = 35.34, SD = 5.82), t 347) = 4.78, p < 0.001, d = 0.25.

Asymptotic approximations for first the eigenmodes and then the Green's function are derived in the realistic limit of high reduced frequency, which are found to agree very favourably with results determined numerically, even for relatively modest frequencies.

Numerically, it's a modest increase, but it will be shared by millions -- making this mercury cleanup the single biggest measure to save American lives in a generation.

Numerically, these differences were modest: compared to those <50 years, subjects ≥85 years had 1.6-fold and 1.5-fold increases in D-dimer and TAT, respectively, and had 1.4-fold, 1.0-fold, and 1.2-fold decreases in PAI-1, AT, and F-IX, respectively.

Modest increases in the proinsulin/insulin ratio were observed in both groups, with a numerically greater increase seen with canagliflozin compared with sitagliptin.

With even those modest prizes divided on a proportional basis, last night was never going to be numerically decisive in the chase for the nomination.

For his part, Mr Tudjman said that Serbs, who numerically dominate parts of the region (even if Croats ousted during the war come back), would have a modest measure of municipal government within Croatia.

Some studies do, indeed, show modest benefits, but I was struck by the vast difference between the way a government sees the world — numerically and organizationally — and the gritty and unpredictable way the world sometimes looks to, say, a crime reporter or a homeless veteran himself.