The participants were mainly white, sexual-minority males with moderate yearly incomes and stable housing.
By the summer of 2014, we were (1) "cc" on many emails (without asking for it), (2) invited to co-develop and moderate a yearly global UR conference, (3) invited to participate in matchmaking workshops at the local universities in the program, (4) developing a book proposal together with the URO, and (5) allowed to interview the divisional CTOs.
As mentioned, this probably makes the active commuters very familiar with their individual route environment and their perceptions of the route environment can therefore be considered relevant, irrespective of rather moderate variations in yearly trip frequency.
Although volatile, yearly CFP totals demonstrated a moderate overall increase in CFP calls across the decade of available data (Table 1; see also Supplemental Material, Figures S1 and S2).
We hypothesize that the moderate increase in average yearly temperature observed may have promoted the increase in plant cover and the spread of thermophilic plant species that previously grew mainly along the warmer Tyrrhenian and Ionian coasts.
Even though human activities are major driving forces of change in coastal dune vegetation, the species' cover increase may also be due to a moderate increment in average yearly temperature over the last two decades.
Consideration should be given to comparing 18 monthly with 3 yearly mammography for women in the over 50 age group who remain at moderate or high risk.
The Vietnamese parents had lower levels of education, their yearly total income was lower and the perceived level of family economy was more moderate than in the Norwegian families (Table 1).
These reactions are generally mild-to-moderate, occur sporadically (in an average of 4 of approximately 104 injections yearly) and do not necessitate the discontinuation of the agent [ 3, 8].
The Paris-based agency forecast in a twice-yearly report that growth among its 33 members, mostly developed countries, would reach 2.7 percent this year, moderate to 2.3 percent in 2011 and then bounce back to 2.8 percent in 2012.
