'mild curve' is a perfectly valid and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is slightly bent or curved but in a gentle and gradual way. For example, "The river meandered through the valley in a mild curve."
Bracing may be indicated in mild curves (<25°) in growing children.
No detailed sensitivity studies were conducted on our regression models to assess this, but a few scenarios were tested without significant impact on the results of such "misclassification" (e.g. classification of mature patients with mild curves in the inappropriate category or moving the cut-off value for the appropriate category to 15 degrees Cobb angle).
RF appeared unstable, which was likely due to the similarity between milder and mild epidemic curves.
This suggested that both failure of intertrial acquisition and consolidation contribute to the milder learning curve in item memory in MCI and AD patients.
Mild scoliosis : discreet curve visible only on thorough examination in forward bending.
Since 1995, many AIS patients with mild or moderate curve were found to wear a new kind of elastic orthotic belt in mainland China without doctors' instructions.
For skeletally immature patients with mild or moderate curves, bracing has been demonstrated to be the most effective conservative treatment in preventing curve progression as well as preserving the growth potentiality of spine [ 3- 8].
The most frequent curve shapes: mild descending in the high frequencies and flat.
While the Federal Reserve Board did everything it could to lift short-term rates, the fact is that rate increases, especially at the long end of the yield curve, were mild to nonexistent for most of the year.
