In Austin, the United Way reported a mild drop in corporate giving this year.
And for a couple of itchy teenagers grumbling in the last car of Blazing Fury — an antique indoor coaster with a couple of mild drops — Dollywood was coming up short on Christmas miracles.
For the second week in a row, the Dardennes' Two Days, One Night is the top arthouse title, with takings of £114,000, a relatively mild drop of 29% from the previous weekend.
Assuming that there are no new housing starts during that time as well, building in Jewish settlements will have shown only a mild drop-off if construction begins again in September, as settlers hope.
The net effect is a mild drop in temperature as the H2 fraction approaches unity.
For the 3-D enhanced tubes, the heat transfer is also enhanced with condensate inundation firstly except tube No.7, while it is all followed by a mild drop as the increase of condensate rate.
Although his thrombocytopenia initally resolved by day 5, he was noted to have a mild drop in his hemoglobin (10.6 g/dl) from day 2 of admission.
In general, plasmapheresis was tolerated very well, with only one plasmapheresis-related side effect, namely a mild drop in blood pressure, during 57 treatments.
The lack of effect in community groups may suggest "contamination" in placebo or control arms of the studies and might explain the mild drop in PTH noted in the placebo group of the RECORD study.
We observed that even a mild drop in platelet count in high-risk ACS patients was associated with increased mortality and complication rate, what is consistent with the results of other studies [ 4, 5, 8, 12, 23, 24].
