Sentence examples for although only mildly from inspiring English sources

Although only mildly successful in changing policy, the campaign brought thousands of people to Washington who subsequently built relationships with one another — some of which led to other activism — and highlighted poverty as an urgent issue in a nation uncomfortable with class politics.

However, knockdown of Tfe3 completely suppressed the Flcn, Fnip1/2, and Tsc2 phenotypes although only mildly affecting Tcf3-dependent commitment.

Mrs. Hanson recently checked out Willa Cather's classic "Death Comes for the Archbishop," although she was only mildly in favor of its episodic style; she has higher hopes for her current choice, on the shadowy world of North Korea.

Although E/é was only mildly increased it was still predictive irrespective of the underlying cause.

Although this combination only mildly reduced pAkt levels, it exhibited a much stronger inhibitory effect on p70S6K, MAPK, and paxillin (90%, 60%, and 70%, respectively).

Although the element is only mildly toxic, it is a hazardous material as a metal and its radioisotopes present a high health risk if released into the environment.

Point mutations in the EH domain of EHD1 caused effects including dominant negative inhibition of endocytosis and delayed transferrin recycling (similar to the phenotype of knock-out EHD1 mice [26]), although the mutant was only mildly mis-localized [38].

Although Fzd9+/− were only mildly impaired (data not significant), the authors proposed that Fzd9 contributes to the visuo-spatial defects in WBS.

The interaction indicated that although the caudate nucleus was only mildly hyperperfused, the lenticular nuclei and thalamus showed pronounced hyperperfusion.

Although the average AUCglucose was only mildly increased between tests (variation 6.9 ± 3.2%), individual results of ΔAUCglucose were heterogeneous, ranging −20 to 61% (online appendix Fig. 2).

Although the general cognitive scores appear only mildly depressed compared with standardisation data (5 6 points or approximately 0.33 SD), the test used was standardised in the late 1970s.