Sentence examples for mild intensity with from inspiring English sources

It consist on a chronic pain, commonly of mild intensity, with occasional superimposed exacerbations triggered by noise, heat vision, smells or wine intake.

In ninth book of Liber Pantegni, headaches were also classified into three types and one of them, Galeata, consisted on a chronic pain of mild intensity with occasional superimposed exacerbations.

The number of symptoms reported in controlled exposure studies, however, are relatively few and of mild intensity compared with the ongoing complaints of office workers (Apter et al. 1994; Mendell and Smith 1990; Nordstrom et al. 1994; Zweers et al. 1992).

To further evaluate the association of HSP-27, -60 and -90 intensity of staining with patients' survival, we grouped carcinomas which had moderate or intense intensity of staining together and opposed them to cases with mild intensity.

Nausea was prospectively reported in only 51% of attacks and mostly with mild intensity.

Only one was graded as possibly related by the investigator [described as dishydrosis (dryness of the skin), which first appeared with mild intensity on the right palm and developed thereafter to moderate intensity on both hands and feet].

The 5 most frequent SRs meeting the accepted definition following UC chiropractic care with the percentage of occurrence were; Tiredness (10.4%), radiating pain (6.3%), neck pain (5.4%), dizziness (4.9%) and headache (4.2%) all primarily with mild intensity, short duration and little affect on daily living.

Pre-capillary intimal and adventitial immunoreactivity with a mild intensity was observed focally in three PVOD patients.

Daily activities at mild intensity were markedly reduced in patients with >2 exacerbations/year (P = 0.01).

Specifically, daily activities at mild intensity were markedly reduced in patients with frequent CF exacerbations.

30 This was observed in 18% of patients on exenatide QW in DURATION-1 study 23 and was of mild intensity, which improved and then resolved with further exenatide treatment.