The phrase "mild level" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
Example: "The patient's anxiety was at a mild level, but still required treatment."
It made me retreat and become more private – and I have it on a very mild level.
The transition from battle MC to artist appeared to go smoothly, and a mild level of hype saw him signed to the Streets' label, The Beats, and heralded as an English Eminem.
What it does: The software is designed to detect greater than a mild level of diabetic retinopathy, which causes vision loss and affects 30 million people in the US.
My cynicism is at a pretty mild level, but can we legitimately and fully make the case that those changes in in-game performance are actually resulting in the ultimate goal which is winning at the highest level?
In addition, effective games induce a mild level of positive stress, which actually shifts players into an optimal performance zone.
In this study, four sets of experimental conditions were used to assess the performance of the membrane contactor process as indicated in Table 3, while the concentration of DEA remains constant at the mild level of 0.25 M.
The search for a more stable relative timing is hallmark for better performance in serial skills; hence, DS individuals with moderate handicap are not different than their counterparts from the mild level and typically developing individuals.
In rats subjected sequentially to hyponatremia followed by a sudden restoration of normal PNa levels, re-inducing a mild level of hyponatremia reduced neurological manifestations and decreased mortality, as compared to a control group of rats deprived of such therapy [242, 243].
According to our findings, this extract (1.326 ± 0.065) exerted the best FRAP, followed by the EtOH extract of the wild sample of RC (1.036 ± 0.061), while most of the extracts showed a mild level of activity in PRAP assay (Table 4).
The lights are dimmed to a mild level while instrumental or electronic music plays over the speakers (preferably no female vocals, Rosenberg says).
As children pass through adolescence, about one-quarter become tic-free, almost one-half see their tics diminish to a minimal or mild level, and less than one-quarter have persistent tics.
