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modest

[mod-ist] / ˈmɒd ɪst /




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While silybin led to modest improvements in liver enzymes, collagen buildup, and fibrotic gene expression, its benefits appeared to come mainly from protecting liver cells rather than directly blocking stellate cell activation.

From Science Daily

Indeed, hoping for the best, keeping an eye on what might cause the worst, and being content with even modest gains might be the best way forward in the new year.

From Barron's

It may be a surprise to investors to see JPMorgan continuing to trade at a rather modest P/E valuation.

From MarketWatch

It may be a surprise to investors to see JPMorgan continuing to trade at a rather modest P/E valuation.

From MarketWatch

My default response to a meal made with even a modest amount of care or attention is reverence.

From Salon