Sentences with phrase «into mild forms»

And a few fell into mild forms of the jargon trap.

Because junk foods are extremely addictive, and if you eat too many of them you'll get hooked into a mild form of dependence.

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It can be either mild or severe; in its most severe form, it can develop into HELLP syndrome.

These relatively mild forms of autism have been subsumed into autism in the current edition of the «Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders» (DSM - 5).

Additionally, a form of indolent B cell lymphoma, which progresses slowly with only mild symptoms, can transform without warning into an aggressive form of the disease.

Szabo, a bird conservation biologist, speculates that migratory birds may have carried a mild form of the virus to Korea, where it spread into commercial poultry farms that provide «perfect conditions for a virus to get pathogenic really quickly.»

They herded each mouse into a special cage and delivered a mild electric shock to its foot, leading the mouse to form a fearful memory of the cage.

Other doctors tried to put a bright face on the terrible news: Arya had a mild form of the disease — she was likely to live into adulthood, though she faced ever - increasing disability as years went on.

They were divided into 4 groups: 1) no signs of dental fluorosis (a form of fluoride toxicity characterised by white spots on the teeth), 2) individuals with mild signs of skeletal fluorosis, 3) individuals with moderate dental fluorosis, and 4) individuals with severe dental fluorosis.

The root has a mild yet sweet flavor, and can be infused into a tea, added to a soup, or taken in capsule or tincture form.

We have to convert the vitamin K from plants into the form our body uses, so maybe there is a milder effect?

Since there is no specific test at this time that can distinguish between ordinary, mild - mannered intestinal coronavirus and coronavirus that has morphed into its fatal form, your veterinarian will have to combine tests that affirm exposure to coronavirus with blood and fluid tests that look for the changes that usually accompany the disease.

Although H1N1 swine flu appears mild, it affects mostly older children and young adults, and experts worry it could change into a more dangerous form.

This suggests that the disease might have evolved into a less virulent form, possibly in response to selective pressure against symptoms that render the host sexually unappealing; the pustules of yore don't seem to decorate the epidermis of contemporary sufferers, making them more likely to perpetuate the milder form of syphilis through sexual transmission.

In a more mild form, the abusive partner may disagree with decisions about which school the child should go to and use this decision to manipulate the other parent into giving something else that they want; specific parenting days, changes to who provides transportation to whom, etc..