Sentence examples for milder condition of from inspiring English sources
The South Korean study was not restricted to classic autism, but included the milder condition of ASD.
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs such as Prozac) increase the amount of serotonin in the brain, and are now the most widely prescribed response to a modern diagnosis of depression and even the newer, milder condition of dysthymia – chronic low mood and sadness, perhaps equally well described as "melancholia".
This necessitates milder conditions of preparation of graphene.
Reaction generally occurs under milder conditions of temperature and pH and there is reduced danger of undesirable side-reactions [6].
However, the main differences between them are the use of living systems and milder conditions of temperature and pH by the former [1],[2].
Using this method, In(OH 3 samples were obtained at milder conditions of temperature and time compared to the conventional hydrothermal method.
Exposure to a period of low non-freezing temperatures modulates the expression of specialized vernalization genes, which in turn promotes flowering only in the milder conditions of spring.
We find no evidence of AMPKαSsp2.GFP nuclear accumulation under the milder conditions of nitrogen stress we employ here (data not shown), supporting the idea that it is cytoplasmic AMPK activity that is increased by this milder form of stress.
Genetic control was high for most traits (h 2 = 0.137-0.876) under the milder conditions of the growth chamber, but only for ontogenetic change (0.276), total height (0.415) and survival (0.719) under the more stressful semi-natural conditions.
These conditions can hardly be reached with milder conditions of citric acid or even with phosphoric acid (D Cowan, personal communication), thus making it difficult to reach the required phosphorus content in the final biodiesel.
It is conceivable, for example, that in vivo pannexins might be activated and contribute to cell damage in the milder conditions of the penumbra of an ischaemic region where some oxygen and glucose are received through unblocked blood vessels.
