Sentence examples for milder with the from inspiring English sources

Gross lung lesions and clinical signs were milder with the avian than with the swine virus, corresponding with lower viral loads in the lungs.

Immunological reactions are also of some importance; they become considerably milder with the passage of time, which results in milder disease attacks, with rarer and longer remissions.

For premenopausal women receiving tamoxifen, menopausal symptoms seemed to be a significant concern, although the side effects of tamoxifen alone were milder, with the exception of vaginal discharge [ 30].

In contrast to V1 IN-ablated mice, the locomotor phenotype that persists in mice lacking V2b INs was much milder, with the most notable change being a prolongation of the stance phase that results in overextension of the ankle joint during walking.

In the saline-pretreated group post-IRI, grade 3 (12%) and 4 (13%) mucosal injury was the most common finding, whereas in the RPC animals, the pattern of injury we observed was milder, with the majority of villi falling into grades 1 3 (16%).

Winters are relatively short and mild, with the occasional dusting of snow on the summits.

This winter has been unusually mild, with the Met Office confirming December as the third warmest on record.

Spend even one minute with him and you would want to take him down to the pub and sink a pint of mild with the man.

The hot mezze started mild with the traditional crispy fried slivers of hallum, or goat cheese, and savory phyllo pastries of spinach and cheese.

Japanese curry ($8.50 at lunch, $10 at dinner) is mild, with the texture of an English stew.

Winters may be unusually cold or prolonged, particularly in the higher elevations in the south, or mild, with the temperatures hovering only two or three degrees above or below the freezing point.