Sentence examples for rather moderately from inspiring English sources

Depending on which way you slice it, that's a not-insignificant dent in the music curation space, especially for a rather moderately funded company.

As we wrote at the time, depending on which way you slice it, that's a not-insignificant dent in the music curation space, especially for a rather moderately funded company.

As shown in Figure 6A, RCMLA addition did not inhibit, but rather moderately enhanced label transfer from tRNA-ProUGG.

The presence of IFN-β or IFN-γ rather moderately and dose-dependently inhibited the production of CXCL8 in response to IL-1β.

In a cross sectional comparison we found no significant differences of regional grey matter distribution between our rather moderately physically active controls and the TEFR09 participants.

The genes with the highest expression in anthers are rather moderately expressed in leaves and encode for metabolic or regulatory proteins (Table 2; Supplementary Table 11).

"Rather, the moderately successful players are the most impressive ones".

The rosé delivers the freshness of a new white wine but enough body to do tasty light-red-wine duty, unless you sacrifice its pleasures by icing rather than moderately cooling it.

Such impact on bias was more important with IPTW than with PS-matching (Table 2), and when the covariates and the treatment/outcome were strongly rather than moderately associated.

Thus, the MDP, as a plant-centred dietary pattern that does not exclude but rather admits moderately to low amounts of animal foods (and meat), seems to emerge as a hypothetical dietary pattern that could address both health and environmental concerns [ 7, 8].

His work is kindly, for the most part, well-made, rather funny and moderately engaging - but he is not an obvious choice to follow such literary heavyweights as Margaret Atwood, Victor Pelevin and Jeanette Winterson in this ambitious series, where writers take a known myth and retell it in a modern setting.