Sentence examples for mild echo from inspiring English sources

There was the television trend of the moment: down-home people rather than experts, a move that speaks to the closeness of this race and also creates a mild echo of the interactive Internet culture creeping up on everyone.

(There are mild echoes of his electro-soul side project, Discovery, which released its debut album, "LP," on XL last year).

But, after hours and days and weeks and years, its mild discomfort echoes in the mind like muffled screams from a subterranean torture chamber.

Transverse view of ultrasonography showed hyperechoic foreign bodies with mild reduplication echoes and shadowing.

They build a vehicle and ram their way to freedom.There was a mild A-Team echo at an Economist conference I co-chaired in Greece last week.

The echoes of mild pedagogical sarcasm continued to ring faintly in my ears for years to come, with the result that when I recently went on a library-fuelled Judy and Paula binge, I felt like a guilty homework-dodger.

Open image in new window Fig. 12 Short-axis post-contrast T1-w inversion recovery gradient echo image shows mild concentric LV thickening and patchy areas of mid myocardial and subepicardial LGE (arrows) in a patient with cardiac sarcoidosis.

(These symptoms, echoing those of mild flu, lead to the persistent but false rumor that flu shots cause flu, experts say).

This corresponds to mild, restricted diffusion on the echo-planar diffusion-weighted sequence (b), due to the slow speed of blood flow and focal enhancement on DCE imaging (c).

LVSD was only present in 6,1% of the subjects whereas 49% of the patients had echo signs of LVDD (29% mild, 19% moderate and 0.7% severe).

b Axial perfusion gradient-echo T1-weighted image shows mild enhancement in the suspected area.