My symptoms were hardly exotic: mild vertigo, a touch of indigestion, light-headedness, not exactly grounds for an all points bulletin.
The background staining limits the sensitivity of the assay, as exemplified by the hardly detectable mild TG2 activity induced by scraping (Fig. 4a, compare lane 7 and 8, 10 and 11, 13 and 14, 16 and 17).
Their duel could hardly seem milder, fought as it is through obscure procedural manoeuvres with quaint names, from filibustering to "filling the tree".
This is lovingly choreographed — Arab man sits next to Jewish man, on whose knee he softly puts his hand, and Jewish man, thus instructed, puts his hand onto knee of Jewish woman on his other side — and, as a result, we are so intent on the comic nicety that we hardly notice the mild breath of symbolism that floats across the film.
This means that some parents may think of a severe ear – pain or just a mild nose drainage which would hardly demand a visit to the pediatrician, disfiguring the answer.
That mild noun hardly does justice to the primal urge, the almost metabolic necessity, for consumption that Americans felt as they came up, as it were, for their first breath of air since October 1929.
The first four LaMO3 perovskites have very high oxygen vacancy formation energies and can hardly be reduced under mild conditions, while the other five perovskites exhibit a much greater reducibility.
I'm not sure this confession is entirely wise, since it may inspire inflated expectations in the audience — life changer or bust — for what will turn out to be an unusual but hardly revelatory hour of mild diversion.
We hardly ever feature its mild, mustardy pungency by putting radish slices on buttered bread for a sandwich, the way the French do.
This has produced anger among EU officials -- who are going public with phrases like, "bugging friends is unacceptable," and "we must rebuild confidence" -- but this anger seems tokenistic, mild, and hardly suggestive that the EU is on a war cry footing.
