Sentence examples for a relatively benign effect from inspiring English sources

In general it would be unfair to lump all nonnative species into the invasive category, because some nonnatives were food crops (with obvious economic and gastronomical benefits), some assisted agriculture, and some aided in the survival of native plants and animals, whereas others had a relatively benign effect on the environment.

The majority of isolated steatosis has a relatively benign outcome displaying slow progression over many years.

"It's what I asked for," Hamlin said of the race's relatively benign effect on the standings.

The relatively benign effect of MAPK7 suppression in the MAPK7 'normal' NCI-H1793 celineise is consistent with the results of previous inducible genetic MAPK7 knockout studies in adult mice, which despite perturbing vascular integrity, had no wider effects on the whole animal [ 11].

These have a relatively benign side effect profile and can be used on the face and intertriginous areas.

Overall, these tolerability data demonstrate that gefitinib has a relatively benign side-effect profile and is a well-tolerated treatment option for patients with previously treated NCSLC, who currently have few alternatives.

It has a relatively benign adverse event profile, comparable to that of other atypical antipsychotics.

To say that a political organization should not be allowed to call this public figure a relatively benign taunt like "General Betray Us" is, in effect, to take sides in a public debate or to view a top general as some sort of feeble creature who needs protection from what Justice Brennan would have simply called robust debate.

While erlotinib has a relatively benign toxicity profile, the expected dermatological complications [ 58] and unknown long-term effects will likely still make it prohibitive to use this particular drug for preventive purposes without time limits.

London was a relatively benign example.

And tomatine appears to be a relatively benign alkaloid.