Sentence examples for mild complex from inspiring English sources

Convivio offers a half-dozen fernets, like a head-clearing version from Girolamo Luxardo of Veneto; the mild, complex Fernet d'Italia from Da Peloni in Lombardy; and the ubiquitous Fernet-Branca, which, with its strong but beautifully balanced minty bitterness, is difficult to surpass.

1 patient suffered from a mild complex regional pain syndrome and 1 patient reported a disturbing skin adhesion after a Hoffmann pin.

Cy2-I harbours the m.6589 T>C mutation in one of the three mtDNA genes encoding complex IV subunits (MTCO1) and causes a mild complex IV deficit (∼40% residual complex IV activity).

Cy2-I harbours the m.6589 T > C mutation in one of the three mtDNA encoded complex IV subunits (Mtco1) and has a mild complex IV deficit (∼40% residual complex IV activity).

We have generated a cybrid containing a polymorphism that does not substantially affect function, two cybrids in different ES cell backgrounds with the same mutation in Mtco1, which causes a mild complex IV defect on different ES cell backgrounds, and one cybrid with two different mutations in Mtnd genes which cause a severe complex I defect.

Cybrids were generated with a severe complex I deficiency due to two homoplasmic mtDNA mutations in complex I (m.13887Cins in MTND6 and m.12273G>A in MTND5) and with a mild complex IV deficiency due to a homoplasmic mtDNA mutation in MTCO1 (m.6589T>C).

This mild yet complex cow's-milk cheese has an earthy aroma and fruity flavor.

A mild Pd complex oxidant [Pd en 2](NO3 2 was prepared in order to oxidize Ag atoms partially on the surface via galvanic displacement.

The novel's protagonist, Fred Brounian, has agreed to participate in an experiment organized by members of New York University's department of neural science, who are seeking to reproduce "the 'peak' experiences commonly associated with spiritual awakening" by stimulating his brain with "mild but complex electromagnetic impulses".

Lupus nephritis can range from mild immune complex disease to diffuse proliferative GN as classified by the current International Society of Nephrology (ISN /Renal Pthology Society (RPS) classification [ 22].

And, yes, a 14-month ham is far different from a 23-month one; milder, less complex and moister.