Sentence examples for exception of a mild from inspiring English sources
Kaine's most recent electrocardiogram showed his heart appeared normal with the exception of a "mild left atrial enlargement". No other problem areas were identified.
She underwent epidural analgesia for a caesarean section with no apparent complications with the exception of a mild headache.
No significant adverse events were recorded with the exception of a mild state of arousal in a patient who had abused the drug.
Necropsy and histology revealed no or minimal pathology with the exception of a mild chronic interstitial nephritis.
Comprehensive medical and neurological examinations indicated no relevant abnormalities, with the exception of a mild dysdiadochokinesia and a moderate hirsutism.
The nonsulfated, hydroxylated polymers exhibited no anticoagulant activities as measured by this assay, with the exception of a mild prolongation with deprotected glucosamine.
The remainder of the toxicity was mostly associated with the infusion of rituximab, with the possible exception of mild fatigue and mild nausea.
48 Overall, with the exception of a notably higher rate of mild injection site reactions documented in patients receiving the 22.5 mg dosage, there were no substantial differences between the side effect profile of patients treated with the different depot formulations (Table 2).
For research purposes it is also easier to conduct placebo (sham) stimulation-controlled studies with tDCS, because, with the exception of a slight itching sensation and mild sensory phenomena (including retinal phosphenes associated with current switching), participants rarely experience sensations related to the stimulation (Gandiga, Hummel, & Cohen, 2006).
Thoraco-abdominal radiography and abdominal ultrasound 2 weeks prior to euthanasia were normal, with the exception of mild splenomegaly and a circular hyperechoic area visualized in the liver.
She told the triage nurse that with the exception of occasional mild asthma, BB had no significant past medical history.
