Sentence examples for mild and often from inspiring English sources

New York City health officials said yesterday that nonhospital cases of the infection were usually mild, and often limited to the skin.

Arthur Gelb, a former managing editor, put it this way: "He never said forcefully, 'This is what I believe and this is what I want.' It was always mild and often with a little humor.

In about a third of cases, babies born to mothers on S.S.R.I.s develop neonatal adaptation syndrome, which involves jitteriness, reflux, and sneezing, but these symptoms are generally mild and often resolve within forty-eight hours though neonatal seizures have occasionally been reported.

In about a third of cases, babies born to mothers on S.S.R.I.s develop neonatal adaptation syndrome, which involves jitteriness, reflux, and sneezing, but these symptoms are generally mild and often resolve within forty-eight hours — though neonatal seizures have occasionally been reported.

Brazil's crusade against the mosquito-borne Zika virus stems from evidence suggesting a link between the Dengue-like disease — that is typically mild and often asymptomatic — and a sudden hike in the number of babies born in the country with abnormally small heads.

The swelling is usually mild and often settles over time.

A similar widening pattern occurs with renewable energy but there it is milder and often not significant.

Coho is milder and often lighter in color.

That is, when severe DILI is associated with a drug either in clinical trials or post-marketing, it is typical for the event to have many of the same characteristics in terms of latency and biochemical profile of milder and often transient liver chemistry abnormalities.

The strategic principles that enable simple, open-structure solid catalysts to be systematically designed so as to oxidize selectively a wide range of organic compounds in air or oxygen under mild conditions, and often without use of solvent are outlined.

Nitrilases enable hydrolysis of nitriles to be performed under mild conditions and often in a stereo- or regioselective manner.