Sentence examples for milder findings from inspiring English sources

However, some were concerned that climate change sceptics might seize on some of the milder findings – such as the relatively small temperature increases seen on the coolest summer days – to bolster their case.

The mild findings in the buccal region were characterized by hyperkeratosis surrounding an ulcerated centre, indicating a chronic history.

Mild findings in the bar region (n = 41) included mild thickening of the mucosa and the underlying connective tissue and superficial pressure lesions in the mucosa.

Of those with mild NPDR, five had mild findings in both eyes, one had involvement of a single eye, and another had very mild NPDR in the second eye.

All other cytokine levels tended to be higher in patients with moderate or marked histopathological findings compared with those with no or mild findings (p=NS, data not shown).

The classic staging system of diabetic distal symmetric polyneuropathy ranges from asymptomatic mild findings to increasing degrees of symptomatic neuropathy, but this relies particularly on assessment of large fiber function.

CHD was defined as the presence of right-sided valvular regurgitation or stenosis (excluding both trivial or mild findings [ 23]) plus morphologic changes including thickening, shortening, retraction, hypomobility or incomplete coaptation of the affected valves [ 2, 4].

The mild clinical findings combined with the low level of bacterial bioluminescence allowed us to follow the infection in the mice that received the inoculum of 5×102 CFUs for at least 10 days, which more closely resembled a chronic and persistent infection.

One patient had mild extrapyramidal findings and bladder dysfunction, which increased his EDSS.

However, mild pathological findings were recorded in some of the patients at the first examination; that is, three patients had lower than normal neCMAP, and one patient with diabetes mellitus (M6) had a sensory neuropathy (low sural nerve action potential amplitudes and absent nervus fibularis superficialis responses).

Patients were only included if they had at least very mild electrodiagnostic findings (except for the four patients with negative tests, which are reported separately) whereas control participants were required to have no subclinical signs of carpal tunnel syndrome upon electrodiagnostic testing.