Sentence examples for mildly high from inspiring English sources
As the institute's director from 1975 to 1981, Dr. Levy supervised a five-year heart disease study that followed 10,000 people, most with mildly high blood pressure.
They are expected to disavow music, videos, cigarettes and qat, the leaf Somali men chew most afternoons to get mildly high.
The overlapped cells produce a mildly high programming and reading currents because of the shorter effective lengths.
We propose that the extremely wet MIS 3 was a combined result of mildly high summer insolation and constantly higher-than-normal winter insolation.
That is, mildly high MIS 3 summer insolation was probably able to maintain the warmth of the ocean surface to the extent so that the Tibetan Plateau and northwestern China received an adequate supply of water-vapour.
The coronal a T2 weighted and b b0 DWI images show a small focus of high signal soft tissue at the left hypotympanum, which returns just mildly high signal relative to brain tissue on c the b1000 DWI image, raising the possibility of a residual pearl (similar to Fig. 9a).
Today, by contrast, corporate chieftains have little to fear, other than mildly higher taxes and the complaints of people who have read Thomas Piketty.
Lateral activity was only mildly higher than medial by 7.0 ± 1.0 %.
The as-synthesized TiO2 NPs are largely amorphous but can be crystallized by mildly higher temperature or hydrothermal treatment.
The compilation reveals that mid-Proterozoic ORM are dominated by low Re concentrations that overall are only mildly higher than those of Archean ORM and significantly lower than many ORM deposited during the ca. 2.22 2.06 Ga Lomagundi Event and during the Phanerozoic Eon.
Our investigation of the labour market payoffs to vocational and academic education at ISCED 3 4 (upper secondary and post-secondary education) suggests that individuals with vocational education earn slightly lower hourly earnings and enjoy a mildly higher probability of being currently employed than their more academically oriented counterparts.
