Sentence examples for predicted mild from inspiring English sources

The predicted "mild rebuke" is there, all right.

At the earliest time point examined (14 weeks post-inoculation with ME7, 4 h after poly I C), poly I C induced the predicted mild hyperthermic response in normal (NBH) animals but caused hypothermia in prion-diseased (ME7) animals.

Whereas patients with acute biliary pancreatitis and coexisting acute cholangitis benefit from early endoscopic sphincterotomy [ 4], early endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) has not been shown to lead to a significant reduction in overall morbidity and mortality in predicted mild or predicted severe biliary pancreatitis without acute cholangitis [ 5].

In an attempt to correlate blood expression signatures with biopsy-proven chronic allograft damage, gene expression panels were identified that predicted mild and moderate/severe chronic allograft damage, and Tribbles-1 (TRIB1) was identified to predict chronic antibody-mediated rejection [ 13, 77].

We also used the most recent FEV1 results in the notes to categorise patients according to NICE criteria for categorising airflow obstruction (FEV1 50 80% of predicted, mild obstruction; FEV1 30 49% predicted, moderate obstruction; FEV1 < 30% predicted, severe obstruction)[ 1].

But when the team removed the water vapor feedback loop from the model, it predicted milder cooling.

A defect in Complex III was not observed in the transgenic strains, potentially due to a lack of sensitivity in the assay, in addition to a predicted milder effect because fewer mitochondrially encoded tyrosines need to be incorporated into this complex.

However, it is uncertain whether the GM assessment can be used to predict mild neurological impairment.

Few design tools are currently available to predict mild wear in implants based on varying kinematics, loads, and material properties.

Ota et al. showed that the LPBA40 performed better than the Brodmann and AAL atlases in predicting mild cognitive impairment [62].

It is not clear which combination of measures and normalization approach are most useful for AD classification and to predict mild cognitive impairment (MCI) conversion.