Sentence examples for life mild from inspiring English sources

Clinically, BPD is defined by the need for supplemental oxygen or ventilator support at day 28 of life (mild BPD) or at 36 weeks gestational age (moderate and severe BPD) [5].

These relationships did not differ in persons in their 40s and 50s compared to those aged >60 years, suggesting that these findings were not primarily driven by associations with later life mild cognitive impairment and indicating that covert cerebrovascular disease may have consequences, albeit subtle, even in younger middle-aged persons.

24 The pharmacokinetic profile of ZNS (long half-life, mild drug drug interactions, and no induction or inhibition of the hepatic microsomal enzymes) can be considered favorable for the management of epilepsy in the elderly.

These alternative groups were: a) seldom/no pain, no inconvenience to everyday life, b) mild pain, mild inconvenience to everyday life, and c) moderate/severe pain, moderate/severe inconvenience to everyday life.

It seems that severe disability is strongly linked to the last phase of life, whereas mild disability is not [ 27– 29], implying that an expansion of life expectancy increases life years spent with mild disability, but years spent with severe disability remain stable.

Garland SJ, Ivanova TD, Mochizuki G. Recovery of standing balance and health-related quality of life after mild or moderately severe stroke.

In "All That May Become a Man," Ambrose Vollard is forced to face a life of "mild usefulness" once he realizes he doesn't have the boldness of his father, who charged up San Juan Hill as a Rough Rider.

She disliked living in Sacramento, which lacked the excitement, social life, and mild climate to which she was accustomed in Los Angeles.

In 2014, when he was first accused of sexual assault and hitting women, Jian Ghomeshi said he liked "rough sex" and BDSM, calling his sex life a "mild form" of 50 Shades of Grey.

Children showed an overall good quality of life, with mild impairment in the activity and emotional function domains.

Severe congenital coagulation disorders usually present early in life, whereas mild disorders become apparent later in childhood or even in adulthood.