Sentence examples for mild limited from inspiring English sources
Clinically, SSc is very heterogeneous, encompassing a spectrum ranging from mild limited forms of skin sclerosis with minimal internal organ involvement to severe skin and multiple internal organ fibrosis.
Neuropathy was mild (limited to paresthesias in hands and feet) and occurred in five patients during chemotherapy.
General practitioners directly measured the extent of psoriasis and classified it as mild (limited disease with ≤2% body surface area (BSA) affected) in 4526 (51.8%) patients, moderate (scattered disease with 3-10% BSA) in 3123 (35.8%) patients, and severe (extensive disease with >10% BSA) in 1082 (12.4%) patients.
Most common AEs of SSA treatment are usually mild, limited in time, and can include local reactions (pain and erythema) at the injection site, abdominal cramps, nausea, flatulence, diarrhoea, steatorrhoea and a risk of cholelithiasis, more common after long exposure to the drug [ 2].
The full promise of patient self-report has yet to be realized in MCI and prodromal AD, however, in part because of lack of PRO measures developed specifically for mild disease, limited use of best practices in new measure development, and limited attention to psychometric evaluation.
Pain intensities after PACAP38 and VIP were mild and limited to a short time of about 100 s after injection.
Pain after PACAP38 and VIP was mild and limited to a short time of about 100 s after the injection (Fig. 1 and Table 1).
"This symptom can sometimes last for weeks, whereas with the common cold, this symptom is usually mild and limited, if present at all".
To date, adverse events have been mild and limited, the most common being administration site complaints, headache, and nausea.
The first group consists of comatose patients with a mild or limited brain injury characterized by return of a continuous and reactive EEG pattern during hypothermia.
On the other hand the similarities observed in silico between K5 and BoHV-4IE1 were very mild and limited to the amino-terminal portion of the proteins (Additional file 1).
