Sentence examples for a benign one from inspiring English sources

"I know how much a patient relies on my capacity to tell a malignant lesion from a benign one.

The other scenario of hegemonic Asia is a benign one.

For 20 patients, a second opinion changed a malignant diagnosis to a benign one.

For all these authenticating touches, Gauguin's Tahiti remains a fantasy, and not necessarily a benign one.

Fracking is not a magic fix, or even a benign one: the technology poses clear risks to the environment.

The face was a benign one, somewhat pleased with itself, bespectacled, and with that look which said successful small businessman.

Like his father, Wittgenstein was also a tyrant, a more benign one perhaps but a tyrant just the same.

I felt as if he'd joined a cult, albeit a reasonably benign one, though as someone who last played a computer game when Jet Set Willy was the height of technological wizardry, I hardly felt in a position to judge.

Almost solely among teenagers, sustaining another blow to the head — even a seemingly benign one — before a first has healed can set off a devastating chain of metabolic events: Cerebral blood flow increases, arteries swell past capacity, and pressure builds inside the brain, often leading to coma and death.

In these cases, the error in diagnosis was mistaking a serious condition for a more benign one.

This may contribute to error in diagnosis by mistaking a serious condition for a more benign one, but this type of error always favors increased patient safety.