Sentence examples for mildly changing from inspiring English sources

In future, a prediction model incorporating the mildly changing coherence between clinical and laboratory surveillance may be developed on the basis of wavelet analysis to promptly forecast the influenza outbreaks.

Thus, patients who complied at least mildly in changing their PA habits continued to improve their mental health with respect to burnout over the 18-month follow-up period, which was not the case among non-compliers.

Results from the abovementioned phenomena demonstrated that for the normal and mildly degenerated discs, all the changing rates of biomechanical parameters reduced gradually with the increase in the resting frequency.

This is a non-conservative substitution, changing from polar and mildly hydrophilic threonine to nonpolar, hydrophobic leucine.

For instance, only 20% and 17% of amino acid changing mutations have been estimated to be mildly deleterious mutations in humans and flies, respectively.

As Fig.  12a shown, the results of the healthy and mildly degenerated discs indicated that both of the highest changing rates of the axial effective stress in the nucleus occurred in Case 2, followed by Case 3 and Case 4, and the differences between the changing rates in Case 3 and Case 4 were few.

The changing rate of pore pressure in the center of the nucleus was reduced with increasing frequency for the healthy, mildly degenerated discs (Fig.  12c).

As a sign of changing times, the younger artists — such as the Mexican Gabriel Orozco, the British twins Jane and Louise Wilson, and the gay American Tom Kalin — came across as the least defensive, like young adults home for an only mildly bristly visit.

The change is mildly radical.

Mildly unenthusiastically.

Mildly disgruntled.