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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are malignant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or biological contexts to describe cells, tumors, or conditions that are harmful or cancerous.
Example: "The biopsy results indicated that the cells are malignant, requiring immediate treatment."
Alternatives: "are cancerous" or "are harmful".
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are malignant
noun
A deviant; A person who is hostile or destructive to society.
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Most peritoneal neoplasms are malignant, and secondary malignancies far exceed primary tumors.
"One should be very careful of simply saying 'politicians are malignant therefore we must protect the public against any possible future malignancy of an individual politician'," he said.
In female cats, too, breast tumors are common, and 90percentt of them are malignant.
About half of the tumors are malignant, and more than 60percentt are smaller than four centimeters in diameter.
Only about 2% of them are malignant, but non-malignant does not mean non-dangerous.
Secondary (metastatic) bone tumours are malignant by definition and are characterized by their site of origin.
Intrinsic tumours include ependymomas and astrocytomas, which are malignant, and angiomas and cysts, which are benign.
Eighty-five percent of expansive solid masses are malignant [4].
Approximately 50%% of epithelial lacrimal gland tumours are malignant.
Most are malignant or borderline on pathological examination [2].
However, 80 90 % of tracheal tumours are malignant [23].
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