The early-morning call from two very hearty friends who've hired a small boat and, though they're afraid sport so near the shore may be pretty mild, thought you might like to go out to the rocks and fish.
While the first you'll notice about SnipSnap 2.0 is that its received a very mild facelift (think rearranged icons and some different font choices), CEO Ted Mann tells me that the app has been "rebuilt from the ground up" to fix some early performance issues as well as to include some thoughtful new features for the cost-conscious.
Although the pathology we observe is milder, we think that our study using this C57BL/6 background is very important because it is more comparable to other AD mouse models which use the same genetic background, for example TauRD (pro and anti-aggregant) [ 19, 45] and hAPPJ20 [ 46].
Feinstein is sometimes described as a centrist, but it is because her views are varied, not because they are mild; she thinks of herself, more accurately, as a pragmatist.
This subject also developed mild ketonuria thought to be possibly related to vaccination.
The question is answered using a 7-item scale ranging from "none to mild" (never thought about suicide or thought about it very seldom) to "moderate to severe" (thought about or attempted suicide within the last month).
Manchester's Cloudwater brewery has described its Pennine Light as a Yorkshire mild (although, I think most would view it as an unusually malty – though, still hoppy – golden pale ale); while, in America, Mild Month is, as its organisers concede, an "almost oxymoronic" project that encourages US brewers to create clean, elegantly hopped beers rather than their usual huge hop-bombs.
While the pandemic has been fairly mild here, I think it will kill off for ever the notion (among doctors and the public alike) around influenza that "Oh, it's only flu".
The staff hover round us in mild panic; I think they're expecting us to combust.
You don't have to remember (or pronounce) ayurveda, or even alkaline, just think mild, sweet-tart and bitter.
