Sentence examples for mild dependence from inspiring English sources

The benzodiazepines have been the mainstay of treatment for anxiety disorders since the 1960s, although their prolonged use incurs the risk of mild dependence.

Our results demonstrate a strong increase of the elastic anisotropy with carbon content, but only a mild dependence of the Debye temperature.

Power-law fits, v b ∝γ −b, give rather consistent values of b=0.67 (0.53, 0.53) for B=403 (739, 1008) GPa, and thus show only a mild dependence on B and hence E ind.

Case (2) means there is strong variation of ( varepsilon (phi,s) ) around ( phi_{0} ), but the integral coefficient in this case is only the 2/3 times of that of case (1), which means ( varPhi (phi_{0},s) ) has only a relatively mild dependence on the beam parameter ( varepsilon (phi,s) ).

For strong stimuli (see the case λ̅ = 30 Hz in the figure) mean DTs show a very mild dependence on N, confirming the quasi-deterministic nature of the motion.

According to their functional status 44.3% were independent (scored 100 in Barthel index) and 41.2% had mild dependence (scored 60 to 99).

The results suggest a milder dependence of early retirement from developments in the value added per worker than in the TFP, with a proportional reduction in the curvature of the relation.

Each ADL was dichotomized into completely independent (without use of any assistive device except a cane for walking) and dependent (need for assistance or an assistive device), and disability was summarized as an ordinal scale (0 = none, 1 = mild (IADL dependence only), 2 = moderate (dependent in one to three BADLs), and 3 = severe (dependent in more than three BADLs)).

Produces mild psychological dependence.

Regularization of the solution was accomplished by introducing a mild rate dependence of the material.

Very mild backazimuthal dependence of the measurements and comparison with previous results suggest that the source of the attenuation is sub-crustal.