Single-donor plasma is efficacious in the treatment of mild deficiencies of stable clotting factors.

A mild deficiency will slow down the metabolism, causing decreased tolerance to cold.

In the U.S., even though children get enough calories, some populations have mild to moderate zinc deficiency.

From their healthy normal levels at the start, mild deficiencies of all three developed after six weeks.

Obese individuals, because of their less prudent eating habits, and/or differences in metabolism, may be at risk for mild deficiencies in these nutrients.

A mild deficiency may cause only mild, if any, symptoms.

Whereas in the past its use was restricted to children totally deficient in the substance, today even those with a mild deficiency can receive treatment.

A mild deficiency may not cause symptoms.

Even a mild deficiency of any single nutrient can greatly disrupt important functions.

They brushed it off as "a mild adrenal deficiency" and asserted that the candidate had "a better than average resistance to infection."