Sentence examples for pressure mildly from inspiring English sources
Prolonged intake of HS in mRen2.Lewis females resulted in significantly increased blood pressure, mildly reduced systolic function, and left ventricular (LV) diastolic compliance (as signified by a reduced E deceleration time and E deceleration slope), increased relative wall thickness, myocyte size, and mid-myocardial interstitial and perivascular fibrosis.
His blood pressure was mildly elevated at 140/80, but just talking to a psychiatrist can be nerve-racking for many people.
Dr. Hadler sees no evidence that mild high blood pressure or mildly elevated blood sugar pose much of a risk to longevity — certainly not enough to warrant the aggressive drug treatment often offered for them.
Stevioside has been reported to lower the postprandial blood glucose level of Type II diabetes patients and blood pressure in mildly hypertensive patients [ 21, 22].
At the recent funeral of a Turkish soldier killed by the PKK, a state-appointed imam declared to mourners that "the Armenian bastards" were "responsible" for his death.All this has intensified the pressure on the mildly Islamist prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, to wade into northern Iraq soon.
The developments apply to structures with a linear behavior and subjected to an aerodynamic pressure field exhibiting mildly to strongly non-Gaussian features.
Using a block design series of mildly painful pressure stimuli were applied to the left medial phalanx of the second digit during functional magnetic resonance imaging.
Some mildly painful pressure is normal.
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.
People with normal or mildly elevated blood pressure were put on a low-fat diet that contained far more fruits, vegetables and low-fat dairy products than the usual American diet.
But for a person with very mildly elevated blood pressure — or perhaps with the newly created condition of "prehypertension," with readings at the upper limit of normal — the calculus is quite different.
