Sentence examples for mildly varying from inspiring English sources
It's from Zegna, "a superior brand" whose name Nighy kindly spells for me, explaining that he owns several of their suits, each cut identically to his specifications (though in mildly varying fabrics).
The act ranges, with only mildly varying degrees of audience love, between established routines about men and sex in which Schumer nevertheless always seems to find something fresh to say – outrageously fresh, I'd thought, until I gazed around me at arrays of demure young women weeping, jaws wide with a rictus of recognition – and the contemporary.
As expected, adaptive time-splitting schemes combined with fast Fourier transform techniques are favourable regarding accuracy and efficiency when applied to Gross Pitaevskii equations with a defocusing nonlinearity and a mildly varying regular solution.
Accurate modeling of nonlinear wave propagation over mildly or rapidly varying topography is an important topic in costal/ocean engineering.
Groundwaters in the Banana Plain are moderately acidic to mildly alkaline with pH values varying between 4.30 and 7.85, while in the Mount Cameroon area groundwaters are neutral to mildly alkaline (pH 6.97 7.98).
Neutropenia, anaemia that is often mildly macrocytic and thrombocytopenia of varying severity often complete the constellation of laboratory findings.
One family showed varying degrees of mosaicism in the mildly affected mother and heterozygosity in the severely affected offspring (Fig. 1 and Supplementary Table 6).
In contrast, Plant et al. replaced the traditional dichotomous scale with one that allowed examiners to rate features as normal, mildly, moderately, or severely abnormal and subsequently reported higher kappa statistics varying from 0.49 to 0.74 [ 7].
For example, both deletions and duplications of 1q21.1 are associated with varying levels of ID, microcephaly, dysmorphic features and congenital anomalies, despite the 1q21.1 CNV being inherited from both mildly affected and unaffected parents [ 38, 39].
To put it less mildly, who – apart from Oxfam, obviously – really cares, in 2013, what the British public thinks about a continent from which they fled in varying stages of undress?
