Sentence examples for mild lacking from inspiring English sources
Harvested when immature and sold with its edible scallion-like stalks attached, it's brighter, tangier and grassier than regular garlic (which ripens fully and is then cured) but also sweeter and more mild, lacking the musky intensity of mature cloves.
Full ROM has been achieved in 92.3%, one patient had a mild lack of extension and one had a mild lack of extension and flexion.
Stain against PLP showed mild lack of myelin with relative sparing of U-fibers (Fig. 2H).
The pressure women felt may have varied in degree from statements of a mild lack of support for continuing a pregnancy to strong and specific statements about a lack of future emotional or financial support for the pregnancy or potential child.
It is mild, wholly lacking in bitterness and has some very pleasing lemon flavours to it.
To summarize, in patients with relatively mild AD lacking the ApoE4 allele, Axona treatment might improve cognitive function (eg, an MMSE score of ≥14).
The high rate of under-diagnosis has been attributed to the varying clinical presentation, where the classical gastrointestinal symptoms most commonly are either mild or lacking [ 9, 18].
More mild detergents lacking charge and containing shorter acyl chains, such as DM and OG, failed to stabilize the protein long enough for reconstitution into proteoliposomes.
HSV CNS infection has clinical effects ranging from frank encephalitis to severe illness with fever and convulsions to milder disease lacking encephalopathy.
In conclusion, this survey documents the incidence of HSV-induced serious neurological disease in young children in Britain and emphasises that there are various presentations ranging from frank encephalitis to severe illness with fever and convulsions, and even a milder form lacking lengthy encephalopathy.
In her directorial debut, writer Linda Shayne shows a rapport with youngsters and keeps things moving, but "Purple People Eater" (rated PG, apparently for a mild expletive) lacks shape and style.
