Sentence examples for appropriately mild from inspiring English sources

Hence, we raise a hypothetic measure for increased butanol production: By slightly perturbing parameters in suitable directions and with appropriately mild magnitudes, we possibly can obtain a metabolic phenotype that can have amplified butanol production, and the strain can steadily and safely survive as well.

Both of them worry that they sweat too much (real girls, it seems, remain daintily cool even on the most wilting days), eat too much and aren't appropriately mild-mannered.

Although the trabeculae were present, chondrocytes fail to stack appropriately in mild mutants (Fig. 1E, asterisks).

However, we feel that this limitation was negligible, because the instrument was pilot-tested using in-person interviews, and the very large majority of responses were ranked appropriately (eg, mild ranked higher than severe).

22, 25, 26 Bathing with mild, appropriately formulated cleansers is superior to bathing with water alone, which is insufficient for removing skin surface impurities, especially those that are oil-soluble.

This sequence of vectors, when normalized appropriately, and under reasonably mild conditions, converges to a dominant eigenvector, i.e., an eigenvector associated with the eigenvalue of the largest modulus.

Noodles, as a bed for juicy seared salmon with mild wasabi, came appropriately hot in this fine dish.

In another context where the goal is detecting increases in service use, however, the same child with mild asthma might well appropriately fall into a 'non-healthy' category.

The evening I was there, the most flavorful courses were, appropriately, fish, particularly arctic sea trout with wakame algae salad and a mild wasabi sauce.

Mild UV-irradiation of the ribosomal complexes containing a short appropriately designed mRNA and the tRNA analogue resulted in cross-linking of the analogue exclusively to 28S rRNA.

In An Alphabet For Gourmets, M. F. K. Fisher calls it "a warm, mild, soothing thing, full of innocent strength" in a recipe titled, appropriately, Milk Toast (for the Ill, Weak, Old, Very Young, or Weary).