After pasteurizing the milk in a huge stainless-steel vat, he turns it into creamy chèvre, gently aged Gouda or a mildly tangy and easy-to-crumble feta.
Dickerson and colleagues found that, in mildly impaired aged individuals who did not meet strict MCI criteria as implemented in clinical trials, the degree of cognitive impairment in daily life and performance on neuropsychological testing impacted the likelihood of an AD diagnosis within 5 years [ 32].
Barnes's predilection was for Renoir's "late" period – those fleshy, soft-focus nudes which, to put it mildly, haven't aged well – and Phil Grabsky's film deserves points for tackling the issue head-on: distinguished art critics queue up to explain how "weird" and "strange" they find them.
The aim of this investigator-initiated trial was to evaluate the effect of the antidepressant paroxetine on quality of life, metabolic control, and mental well-being in mildly depressed diabetics aged 50 70 years.
Moreover, measures of performance in the Cscr-cys equation were consistent across normal to mildly injured GFR strata and individuals aged ≤80 years.
But Heinlein's military sci-fi, particularly the book that practically invented the genre, "Starship Troopers," has not aged well, to put it mildly.
Participants are 360 demented persons, mildly cognitively impaired persons, and unimpaired controls aged ≥ 65 in Israel and Germany.
However, after 2008 this decline halted and childlessness increased in all age groups, though more substantially for the younger group of women, 30 34 years old, and only mildly for the age group of our interest, the women aged 35 39.
I know several non-playing contemporaries who say that bridge is beginning to strike them as mildly attractive and age-appropriate, partly for that reason.
In an age mildly embarrassed by the royal males' enthusiasm for wearing tweed and killing wildlife, her middle-class origins are a plus.
On the one hand, Lincoln was all his life — aggressively in his youth, more mildly in his age — anti-clerical and anti-dogmatic, not any kind of churchgoing Christian but a profound and declared skeptic.
