Sentence examples for mild death from inspiring English sources
(Patient A suffered a severe death, whilst Patient B had a mild death!) The references cited in the protocol are often several years old, and so updated information has to be found.
The Italian poet Giovanni Pascoli (1855 1912) stated that his long lyric poem L'ultimo viaggio was an attempt to reconcile the portrayals of Ulysses in Dante and Tennyson with Tiresias's prophecy that Ulysses would die "a mild death off the sea".
In total 303 genes in our set were classified in one of the following groups according to disease severity: None, Mild (death >60 years), Moderate (death between puberty and 60), and Severe (death before puberty).
Although we observed only mild choanoflagellate death from the mutagenesis treatments, there was significant death and/or growth inhibition of the E. pacifica bacteria following X-ray mutagenesis.
Only when the TMZ concentration was elevated to 100 μM did T98G cells show a very mild cell death response.
In addition, we found in this study that 10 20 ng/ml TRAIL alone treatment induced a mild cell death and protein cleavages in both NCI-H28 and NCI-H2452 cells, but not in NCI-H2052 cells.
As reported previously [ 12], ectopic expression of a weak UAS-Egr transgene (UAS-Egrw) driven by GMR-Gal4 induced mild cell death in eye discs posterior to the morphogenetic furrow (MF), as revealed by AO staining).
Disease occurs primarily in spring and summer and has been mild; no deaths have been reported.
Clinical symptoms were relatively mild and deaths were absent or occurred only in a small proportion of pigs.
We described the confirmed H7N9 cases as mild, severe without death, severe with death and unknown without death and examined the spatiotemporal and population characteristics of these cases.
The following information was captured in the system: basic demographic information (gender, date of birth, and address), severity (mild or severe), death status, date of symptoms onset, date of diagnosis, and date of death (if applicable).
