Sentence examples for milder nature from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, daytime GHz scintillation studies attracted as much attention as nighttime scintillation studies, perhaps because daytime scintillation have a relatively lower rate of occurrence and milder nature (Patel et al. 2009).

Responding to British concerns about the dengue threat, the Indian high commission in London issued a statement on Thursday which says the virus currently circulating is "of a milder nature".

This result most probably reflects the milder nature of NH4HF2 as compared to HF.

As mouse CFTR already has a threonine in the human I539 position [19], this residue may act as natural intragenic, intradomain suppressor and hence may contribute to the somewhat milder nature of lung disease in CF mice [22].

Once wilted, they take on a sweet, mild nature.

Adam is trying to hold on to his sanity; the movie reflects his mild nature, his sense of the absurd.

A misunderstanding between newspaper magnate Lord Copper (modelled on Lords Northcliffe and Beaverbrook) and his hapless foreign editor Salter ("Up to a point, Lord Copper") means that William Boot, the mild nature columnist, is sent to Ishmaelia instead of the swashbuckling novelist John Boot.

But those who seek alternative help do so to treat chronic conditions where modern medicine has first been tried and not succeeded, or to treat conditions of a relatively mild nature.

In addition to boosting United's bank balance, the added television exposure has also demonstrated that Clough - known for his mild nature as a player - has developed an increasingly passionate demeanour as a manager.

Due to its mild nature, Isidore was described as a "safety test".

Given the mild nature of the incident, it appears the diplo-dip won't face much more than a trip home to the sands of Qatar.