Sentence examples for essentially mild and from inspiring English sources

These essentially mild and transient events, coupled with significant QoL gains and visible lipoatrophy improvements, speak to the value of preferencing cosmetic filler therapy over surgery for which there are greater immediate risks such as disfigurement, expertise required, lack of long-term safety data, and limits to whom surgery is applicable [ 22].

We obtained a noteworthy increase in L* = 94.45 (compared with 94.5 of the white reference standard (titanium oxide), 69.94 of the initial pulp, and 83.11 of the peroxide-bleached control), a decrease in C* (9.85), with minor pulp yield loss (less than 5%), under essentially mild conditions, using a low-cost source of enzyme.

That feeling was surely re-enforced the other day when the coach, Andy Flower, whose work with Andrew Strauss to build a new and resourceful England could scarcely have received higher levels of general approval, stared down the author of an essentially mild question about whether he regretted his decision not to pick either Panesar or Chris Tremlett at Old Trafford.

Despite the extraordinary number of global deaths, most influenza cases in 1918 (>95% in most locales in industrialized nations) were mild and essentially indistinguishable from influenza cases today.

This vegetation died, accumulated in successive layers, and was partly decomposed by bacteria and other organisms to form peat. Burial of peat deposits under inorganic sediments brought an end to the period of bacterial decomposition, and the further changes to coal were essentially a mild metamorphism caused by an increase in temperature and pressure.

PROFANITY -- Mild and infrequent.

a mild and gentle manner.

Symptoms can be mild and non-specific.

PROFANITY Mild and infrequent, if at all.

A mild and humid climate prevails.

There are three: Real, Mild and Wild.