Infiltrative HCC may manifest as subtle heterogeneity and mild ill-defined hypointensity in the HCP.
In 1914, Francis P. Venable, the president of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, was practically run out of town after he ventured mild but ill-timed criticism of the school's football program.
In addition, if the virus becomes less virulent over time, persons who fall ill in subsequent waves may have milder illnesses.
Because its winters are usually mild, it is ill prepared for all but the slightest dusting of snow.
Figure 3a shows cluster image of samples from mild and critically ill cases taken on admission.
Except CCL2, all other genes exhibited insignificant difference when PBMCs from mild and critically ill patients were compared.
Remaining samples formed mixed clusters (cluster 4 and 5) which included both mild and critically ill patients.
We have continued to use clindamycin for initial empiric therapy of mild or moderately ill pediatric patients likely to have a CA-MRSA infection.
In "King of the Mild Frontier: An Ill-Advised Autobiography," Chris Crutcher, the author of "Whale Talk," "Staying Fat for Sarah Byrnes," "Stotan!" and other popular sports-themed novels for young adults, says that some of the nutty, cruel and unusual stuff in his books really happened.
On average, patients were moderately and chronically ill with mild depressive symptoms, poor quality of life, and 20.7 years of illness duration.
He appeared ill with mild tachypnea, decreased breath sounds at bilateral lung bases, a distended abdomen with a palpable fluid wave, and bilateral pitting edema.
