"mild water" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe water that is not too hot or cold, or has a gentle or subtle taste. It can also refer to water that is not harsh or severe in its effects. Example: After a long day in the hot sun, a glass of mild water was just what I needed to quench my thirst and cool off.
Watering volumes were determined on this relationship for both control and mild water deficit treatments.
A higher growth rate in mild water stress conditions has been observed in plants such as Carapa guianensis (Azevedo 2013).
In the process of vegetation restoration, mild water stress is tolerated, and a water supply above 40%% FC of dry red soil is recommended to maintain vigorous seedling growth.
In addition, H. contortus showed a higher RGR of height, crown area and LA in the LS treatment than in other treatments, showing that mild water stress can promote the growth of H. contortus.
Greater concentration of trigonelline in fenugreek under mild water deficit stress conditions may not necessarily supply give economic benefits, as higher concentration is often compensated by lower seed yield.
After drilling into its very first rock at Yellow-Knife Bay, the rover found evidence of a lakebed with mild water that once existed on the surface.
Four independent experiments were carried out using plants at inflorescence emergence, either subjected to mild water deficit [14] or controls.
Overall, Arabidopsis thaliana showed interesting phenotypic variations in response to mild water deficit that can be exploited to identify genes and alleles important for this complex trait.
We measured total leaf area (TLA), Electrolyte Leakage (EL), Relative Water Content (RWC), and Cut Rosette Water Loss (CRWL) in control and mild water deficit conditions.
Experiments on seedlings at the rosette stage indicated that some accessions show dehydration tolerance and avoidance in response to mild water deficit.
Before infecting macrophages, the bacterial clumps were removed by repeatedly washing and sonicating bacterial suspension mildly for 15 min at room temperature in a mild water sonicater bath as described previously [23], [24], [81].
