Sentence examples for because of a benign from inspiring English sources

Giambi, who missed the postseason because of a benign tumor in his pituitary gland, testified to using human growth hormone.

Colorado State running back Cecil Sapp will miss the season because of a benign tumor on the bone of his left heel.

"I would have looked at it as a regret if I didn't try to come back," said Giambi, who went 4 for 33 down the stretch after missing seven weeks because of a benign tumor on his pituitary gland.

Adults (≥18 years) scheduled for primary partial or total thyroidectomy because of a benign disease will be eligible for inclusion.

Her previous history was uneventful except for mild hypertension and a hysterectomy because of a benign tumour.

Here, we identified a total of 14 polymorphic nucleotide sites (Supplementary Fig S2); these were not further considered as disease-causing because of a benign pathogenicity prediction.

"So much of the aid we have attempted to spend in the past in places like Iraq and Afghanistan has not been delivered as effectively as it might because of the lack of a benign security environment.

Because the likelihood of a benign etiology increases with decreasing mass size, biopsy would be more appropriate in smaller masses, however, masses less than 1 cm are difficult to target for biopsy.

Three or four times a year, a patient comes in with disabling episodes of dizziness because of a condition called benign positional vertigo.

There is renewed interest in the +6 oxidation state of iron, ferrate (VI) (FeVIO42−), because of its potential as a benign oxidant for organic synthesis, as a chemical in developing cleaner ("greener") technology for remediation processes, and as an alternative for environment-friendly battery cathodes.

However, others, such as Kawaguchi et al. [ 12], were against using excision with a wide margin just because of the mass being a benign soft tissue tumor and, instead, preferred intralesional curettage.