Sentence examples for mild device from inspiring English sources
Opera goers are often incensed by productions like these, yet updating is potentially a relatively mild device.
Two patients (25.0%) experienced serious adverse events: moderate pneumonia and mild device dislocation in one patient each, both of which were not considered related to the study drug.
One mild device-related AE occurred, namely, coldness-related discomfort which was rapidly resolved with a hot water bottle on the day of treatment (n = 2).
ATHENS — After a season of bitter and widespread protests over austerity measures to address its financial crisis, Greece faced new turmoil on Wednesday as the authorities investigated an elaborate bomb plot in which relatively mild explosive devices were sent to embassies in Athens as well as to the leaders of Italy and Germany.
Now that electric cars are dead, they favor such items as cylinder cutoffs and mild hybrid devices.
The great thing about Bekmambetov is that even the mildest of devices spur him into helpless exaggeration.
It's important to note that this is just related to people with unexplained fertility or mild problems – the device cannot help people who have serious conditions that are preventing them from conceiving naturally.
Oh, yeh, you don't need to... "The newspaper is merely a timing device and mild distraction, it's the internal/ external sauna combination that really counts".
Since this device sends mild electrical pulses to the sacral nerves that control the bowel and rectum, patients will feel the treatment they receive, making blinding impossible.
This study identified areas of consensus among 29 United Kingdom hearing professionals on the criteria for hearing aid candidature and clinical practice in fitting devices for mild hearing loss with and without tinnitus.
In comparison, ETL materials based on inorganic nanoparticles appeal great attention because of their potential advantage in low material cost, charge mobility, mild fabrication integration, and promising device stability [11 15].
