By J. S. Bennethume and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, February 1 , 1936P. 11 A cashier in a downtown cafeteria, a mild appearing little man, wore in his lapel a green ribbon with two red stripes, this signified that the wearer had been awarded the Croix de Guerre, when asked he admitted that it was so, "Are those things so hard to come by?" he was asked.
Cognitive effects, although mild, appear relatively quickly following diagnosis.
The erroneous claim by Hardell and Mild appears linked to our review of the epidemiologic literature on cellular telephones and brain cancer (Boice and McLaughlin, 2002), which was prepared at the behest of the Swedish government with no funding by the mobile phone industry.
In any case, mild explosions – appearing at dusk like giant roman candles – happen on Stromboli, sometimes every half hour.
The site of penetrating trauma often can be identified and may appear relatively mild, even appearing like nothing more than a superficial scratch (Fig. 1).
Mr. Greenspan and other top Fed officials have warned that they will ratchet up the pace of rate increases if their own prediction of mild inflation appears to be wrong.
The dynamic experimental signal shows that pressure behavior in the oscillation period differs at different rotating speeds: high frequency fluctuation occurs at low speed, while mild surge appears at high speed.
ZSM-5 shows no significant difference in saturation capacity once regenerated after toluene reloading, thus demonstrating that thermal regeneration under mild conditions appears to be both very effective even after several cycles of adsorption/desorption.
"While consumers see the future as reasonably bright, they live in the present," said Oscar Gonzalez, an economist at John Hancock Financial Services Inc. "They're worried about their jobs, but at the same time, I think they sense that this mild recession appears to be ending, and that will raise their hopes".
For instance, in a recent experiment conducted by Ingber's lab, when a set of the lungs-on-a-chip that could "breathe" were dosed with the cancer medication interleukin-2, they were afflicted by a well-documented side effect of the medication in humans, severe pulmonary edema; only mild symptoms appeared in a model of the lungs-on-a-chip that didn't breathe.
At diagnosis, our patient's thyroid hormone levels were high (16.25 pg/mL for free T3 and 2.62 ng/dL for free T4), and mild MR appeared as a complication.
