"mildly heating" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is heated, but not to an extreme degree. For example, you might say "The soup was mildly heating, just enough to warm us on a cold night."
For each Republican who used even mildly heated language, there were Democrats, bruised by the public relations beating their law has taken, ready to hit back harder.
Conclusion: Sperm cells mildly heated at 40°C responded with greater motility, progression, and hyperactivation.
The slurry solution formed was stirred and mildly heated simultaneously for 2 h on the hot plate.
To control hepatitis A viral foodborne illness outbreaks associated with mildly heated (e.g., blanched) leafy vegetables such as spinach, generation of adequate thermal processes is important both for consumers and the food industry.
The last 20 years have been a balancing act for the former PM who seems equally comfortable in the middle of Israel's messy and often – to put it mildly – heated political life as well as in the global tech circles.
Staining of cells with Nile Blue A (Ostle and Holt 1982 ) A 1% aqueous solution of Nile blue A (Sigma), was mildly heated and filtered before use (Ostle and Holt 1982).
Moreover, the maximum-fold up-regulation of HSP70-1 mRNatat 12ACS in all tissues (Fig. 4C), is consistent with its reported role in acquired thermal tolerance during the recovery of mildly heat-shocked mammalian cells [ 52].
Stir and mildly heat to ensure the unknown is fully dissolved.
Tumor growth was strongly suppressed when liposomes loaded with DOX were administered intravenously into tumor-bearing mice and the tumor was heated mildly at 44 °C for 10 min at 8 h after administration.
