Sentence examples for as being benign from inspiring English sources

As being benign, beneficent and ­brilliant, but there's no hope of that.

The Canadian leader said that he didn't recall "any negative interactions that day," but later said that men can experience "an interaction as being benign or not inappropriate and a woman, particularly in a professional context, can experience it differently" and "we have to respect that". .

"But at the same time, this lesson that we are learning is, and I'll be blunt about it, often a man experiences an interaction as being benign or not inappropriate, and a woman, particularly in a professional context, can experience it differently, and we have to respect that and reflect on it".

This gene contains three non-synonymous SNPs in LH, albeit the prediction software categorized as the variants as being "benign".

We found significant overrepresentation of variants predicted as being benign among those present in ESP compared with the ones not present.

Nevertheless, since the classification of chondroid matrix tumours as being benign or malignant has significant prognostic and management implications, a non-invasive technique that could make this distinction accurately would be of benefit.

He said, "As long as it's benign and contained, the Pentagon can deal with the photo crisis without jeopardizing the secret program.

Hamartomas of the spleen, also referred to as splenomas, are benign and typically asymptomatic lesions which are often discovered incidentally on imaging.

As meningiomas are benign in at least 9 out of 10 cases, they are not covered by most cancer registries.

Schwannomas, also known as neurilemmoma, are benign tumours originating from Schwann cells along the course of a nerve.

But the paper treats the occupation as though it were benign.