Sentence examples for milder loss from inspiring English sources

That has meant the deposit insurance fund has suffered a milder loss, which has reached around $21 billion so far this year, compared with $36 billion in 2009.

Indeed, a milder loss of function change in SF-1 has been reported in association with micropenis and bilateral anorchia, and a nonsynonymous polymorphism in SF-1 may be associated with micropenis and undescended testes in population studies (28 30).

Consistent with partial activity, expression of the ArhGAP44 R291M) mutant reduced but did not abolish GTP hydrolysis of the small GTPase Rac1, showed a milder loss in filopodia density, and delayed the onset of varicosity formation.

Recently, four clinical trials (Ryan et al, 2009; van der Meij et al, 2010; Murphy et al, 2011a; Weed et al, 2011) reported beneficial effects of EPA supplementation, including gain, maintenance or milder loss of LBM than corresponding control groups (summarised in Table 1).

But because the dollar was weakening against the euro and other world currencies for much of this period, Americans suffered milder losses, just 2 percent a year, on average, in EAFE stocks.

Even a mild loss will significantly impair an individual's ability to communicate and stay connected, and hearing aids help tremendously.

A 61-year-old mental health counselor in Kittanning, Pa., she reported nothing more than a mild loss of memory, particularly when it came to recalling what someone had said in conversation a few minutes ago.

While nearly two-thirds of adults over 70 have hearing loss, only 40 percent of those with a moderate loss use hearing aids, and incredibly, only 3 percent of those with a mild loss do, according to the recently published study.

Mild loss of external rotation was common.

There was a mild loss of reduction in two cases and both were in the lateral entry group.

In the presence of partial tears of fibres without retraction, there is a mild loss of muscle function.