Sentence examples for mild to weak from inspiring English sources

Additionally, these traits show a mild to weak negative correlation with Met.

This study demonstrates marked decreases in activity and mild to weak expression of GAP in the four most common histological subtypes of renal neoplasms (CCRCC, PRCC, ChRCC and RO), and a positive correlation between the soluble GAP and CCRCC aggressiveness.

We would not be able to detect mild to weak effects in analyses that consider the mediation of the effect of the intervention through some cognitive outcome, such as intentions/self-efficacy/knowledge/gender power.

Normal people, who go to sleep at normal times, who don't consider septum piercings or prism tattoos every waking moment of their lives; normal people, with their Coronation Street and their Adele albums and their mild-to-weak opinions about how coffee should be prepared.

Fig.  4a- g showed that the aberrant expression of the CRABP2 protein was found in the tumor cells of SeCC cases (n = 15/16, 93.75 %) with moderate to strong intensity, whereas the CRABP2 protein was only mild-to-moderate weak expression in the control cases (Fig.  4h, i).

This strategy consists of three steps of increasing analgesic potency: (1) a nonopioid (e.g. a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug or acetaminophen); (2) a weak opioid for mild to moderate pain (e.g. tramadol or codeine); and (3) a strong opioid for moderate-to-severe pain (e.g. morphine or fentanyl).

Although their weak endogenous expression and/or mild to no mutant spreading phenotype led us to conduct only a preliminary characterization, several genes are of note.

weak discernable membrane staining; 2+, mild to moderate complete or basolateral membrane staining; 3+, strong, complete, or basolateral membrane staining.

Overall pSTAT3 signal intensity of OSCC cells was subjectively scored from 0 to 3 (0 = none to weak, 1 = mild, 2 = moderate, 3 = strong), with strong reactivity defined as staining intensity of the positive control.

They can range from mild to severe.

mild to severe depression -- during winter months.