Sentence examples for mildly changed from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the effect of surface melting is smaller and the structures are similar to those obtained for the samples evaporated on glass substrate under RT (Figure 3), with the roughness also being only mildly changed.

This might have the advantage of mollifying some of America's European allies, notably Russia, which has proposed ending all sanctions except military ones, and Britain (which would mildly change sanctions).

The SIFT feature points dominantly distribute across regions where color and texture change, hence, SIFT feature vectors and number would mildly change if the low-energy regions are carved out only, and obviously vary while the silent objects get damaged.

Based on the interpretation of LRs+ by Ebell [ 39], the presence of APOE alleles can only mildly change the risk for AD, despite a highly significant association with AD.

If, during VE, alveolar ventilation is kept unchanged, i.e., during fully controlled ventilation, and if we hypothesize that CO2 production only mildly changes, then ΔveEtCO2 may reflect ΔveCO [2].

These parameters changed mildly in groups 5 (16 g/kg bw) and 6 (20 g/kg bw) of male and female rats compared to the control.

The Tunisian looked mildly downcast as he changed ends.

This mildly Islamist grouping had changed its name in order to apply a second time, after losing a court appeal against the committee.

Of course it is not very surprising that FGF-23 levels correlated with Ca*P, as they correlated with phosphate, whereas calcium levels changed only mildly with increasing FGF-23 levels.

As students of these two politicians know, their positions are, to put it mildly, subject to change.

Her Brooklyn counterpart, Marty Markowitz, said, "To put it mildly, this change doesn't get my 'stamp' of approval".