Sentence examples for mildly stated from inspiring English sources

The controversial doctrine of predestination was very mildly stated.

Later, epidemiological studies showing no relationship between headache and high-BP were published [4, 5], and in the International Classification of headache disorders II, it is stated that mildly or moderately elevated BP is not a cause of headache [6].

"No, we have no intention to sell gold," a Bundesbank spokesman said on the phone Wednesday, "[the relocation] is in case of a currency crisis". The argument is mildly paradoxical: the officially stated reasons for the repatriation of part of its gold holdings is to build trust and confidence domestically, and to have the ability to sell gold quickly If needed.

To put it mildly, the state legislature has gotten the state in a real pickle.

The monocytes observed here might possess the ability to adopt a mildly activated state, or perhaps they function in discrete activation states like lymphocytes appear to but differ in that the entire population of monocytes need not all be resting or activated in unison.

The truth is most of us arrive at airports in a mildly fretful state.

Mr. Siena's captivating abstract paintings look as though they were created by someone in an altered, mildly ecstatic state of consciousness.

If you don't sleep enough, you end up in a mildly concussed state, he says.

The word is used in a scene in which Homer eats a mixture of taffy and Focusyn, which puts him in a "mildly hallucinogenic state".

This produces a mildly hypercatabolic state, increases resting energy expenditure, and causes chronic oxidative stress [ 39].

The microglia in cuprizone-fed monkeys appeared to be in a mildly activated state with ramified morphology and increased intensity of Iba-1 staining (Fig. 2).