Sentence examples for mild in terms of from inspiring English sources
Chas St George, chief operations officer at the Iditarod trail committee, said: "You have ups and downs in terms of snow but this year and the year before were very mild in terms of weather and snowfall.
The table shows that the sample was relatively mild in terms of MS severity.
This is consistent with previous findings showing that chronic condition checklists produce high prevalence estimates compared to other definitions of health problems [ 16], in part because asthma and allergies are both very common and, in many cases, relatively mild in terms of their impact on daily functioning (and thus are less likely to be captured by the other indicators).
Though this particular pandemic proved, at least for the time-being, to be relatively mild in terms of its eventual impact, the concern over eventual large-scale world-wide deaths from a pandemic is still a major consideration for critical care practitioners.
"Even though the recession was milder in terms of the number of jobs lost, the income loss was much greater," said Marisa Di Natale, an economist with Moody's Economy.com.com
These microbial or enzymatic reactions are milder in terms of temperature, pH, and pressure when compared to chemical processes.
These peppers are hot, but are milder in terms of hot peppers.
Wise later commented: "It got pretty badly attacked at the time, but by today's standards, it is very mild... in terms of the dynamism of the story, it holds up very well".
Although moving to the U.S. was a pretty mild change in terms of living abroad, I did experience some culture shock.
This procedure might have led to a misclassification of the non-migraine subjects, as suggested by Elkind and Scher [34], and to the enrolment of individuals with very mild migraine, in terms of frequency and intensity of attacks.
A knockout of the gene produces a remarkably mild phenotype in terms of basic behavior (Babovic et al. 2007; Gogos et al. 1998), although associations with cognitive phenotypes are more robust (Papaleo et al. 2008).
