The phrase "mild stress" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "I was feeling a bit overwhelmed, so my doctor recommended that I try some mild stress relief techniques."
Even mild stress can temporarily raise homocysteine levels, a study by Dr. Catherine Stoney at Ohio State University showed.
One possible explanation for yawning is that it is a tension-releasing reaction to mild stress.
"The cells of the brain are put under mild stress that is analogous to the effects of exercise on muscle cells," said Mattson.
To induce mild stress, the participants in the study were asked to give a speech and solve arithmetic problems in front of an audience.
Others argued that perhaps the behavior in dogs was just a result of mild stress or anxiety.
Additionally, there is mild stress shown around the lateral border of the zygoma (Figure 10).
Implications of preterm infants' heightened affective negativity to mild stress for intervention studies were also addressed.
We used a chronic unpredictable mild stress (for 28 days) as a rat model of depression.
Moreover, chronic mild stress produced an increased serum interleukin-6 levels.
Acute mild stress induces an inhibition of food intake in rats.
