Sentence examples for mild excess from inspiring English sources
Our results indicate that the first pandemic wave in May-July 1918 generated relatively mild excess mortality rates among affected provinces.
Furthermore, the genome-wide SFS shows a mild excess of low frequency polymorphisms, a pattern that is more consistent with weak population expansion and/or functional constraints.
No epileptiform discharges were seen, but a mild excess of slow-wave activity was observed, intermixed in the posterior regions with 2 to 3Hz sharp-wave activity.
We have found that mild excess in pyruvate did not affect osteoclast number (Fig. 4D), but significantly increased the osteoclast surface area/bone area (Fig. 4E), indicating the formation of larger osteoclasts.
Total RNA was isolated from 7-day-old seedlings grown under Cu deficiency (BCS 50 μM) and Cu mild excess (Cu 5 μM) and corresponding to the WT, spl7 -2 mutant and two transgenic lines expressing GFP-SPL7 against an spl7 -2 mutant background.
However, it remains unclear whether this high recurrence reflects positive selection, because any factors not included in our background model of the mutational process, such as local mutation hotspots, could also explain a mild excess of mutations at a given nucleotide.
The film saves its mild excesses for the naughty sister, Margaret, who briefly carouses around a brothel (no, of course this didn't really happen).
The clinical significance of this finding is clearly reflected by the clinical phenotype of the current patient who presented with manifest arterial hypertension at the age of 24 years, most likely a consequence of mild mineralocorticoid excess.
Interestingly, ms8 also exhibits several mild defects: an excess number of epidermal cells that are shorter than normal, but fewer tapetal cells that are larger than normal, and an excess callose accumulation during meiosis (Wang et al. 2010).
Bobby Murcer saw the cream-colored Rolls-Royce that would take him to Yankee Stadium yesterday and uttered a mild protest about vehicular excess to his usual driver.
Falling on 22 December, the shortest day of 2015 looks set to be record-breakingly mild, with temperatures in excess of 16C possible across south-east England.
