Sentence examples for lead to a mild from inspiring English sources

Additionally, atrophy of the orbicularis oris muscle occurs with advancing age which might lead to a mild facial droop near the corners of the mouth.

Thus, it would be expected that their depletion may only lead to a mild compensatory frequency increase of T cells and myeloid cells.

Whereas bortezomib did not significantly alter levels of intracellular light chain in RPMI-8226 cells treated with 17-AAG, it did lead to a mild increase in intracellular protein when combined with either lovastatin or lovastatin plus 17-AAG.

The resulting protein, containing an internal deletion, would be partially functional but expected to lead to a milder, Becker muscular dystrophy-like phenotype.

Out-of-frame deletions give rise to dystrophin deficiency and severe DMD phenotypes, while internal deletions that produce in-frame mRNAs encoding truncated proteins can lead to a milder myopathy known as Becker muscular dystrophy (BMD).

Several modifier loci act through promoting the persistence of fetal hemoglobin (HbF) into adulthood, which can stand in for the mutated adult hemoglobin and lead to a milder disease phenotype.

Thus, the reduced penetrance of the cerebral haemorrhaging and absence of extra-vascular defects suggest that COL4A2 mutations may lead to a milder disease than COL4A1 mutations.

The more marked serum and urinary calcium phenotype of FHH3 contrasts with the results of in vitro studies that indicate FHH3-causing AP2S1 mutations to lead to a milder shift in the set point of CaSR-expressing cells when compared with FHH1-causing CASR mutations (11).

Ulster's impressive Heineken Cup win in Leicester last month confirmed Mark Anscombe's side as leading qualifiers for the last eight and led to a mild outbreak of euphoria among supporters and media alike.

Absence of one Tnnt2 allele leads to a mild deficit in transcript but not protein, leading to a normal cardiac phenotype.

Most often, infection with West Nile virus in people leads to a mild illness that feels like influenza.