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This group shares many of the enrichments observed in the previous group E, indicating that the major biological "themes" distinguishing malignant from normal tissues are also present in the less aggressive tumors represented in the "benign and intermediate" class.

Specific enrichment of immune-related genes in group F probably reflects the presence of lymphocytes infiltrating both "benign and intermediate" and "malignant" tumor classes as compared to their normal tissue counterparts.

The canine dataset consists of 26 tumors (17 malignant, 5 benign and 4 intermediate) and 7 normal mammary glands from 10 different donors.

Nine such lesions, five papillomas, three phyllodes tumours (two benign and one intermediate), and one LCIS were included in the study.

To characterize the overall diversity between individual dog samples, we performed an unsupervised hierarchical clustering of all 33 dog samples, arbitrarily assigned to three major classes: 'normal'benignign and intermediate tumors' and 'malignant tumors'.

Interestingly, samples from the 'benign and intermediate tumor' class were evenly distributed across the two clusters, as expected by their intermediate phenotype falling between 'normal' samples and 'malignant tumors'.

Diagnosing adipocytic tumors can be challenging because it is often difficult to morphologically distinguish between benign, intermediate and malignant adipocytic tumors, and other sarcomas that are histologically similar.

A lot of efforts and progress have been accomplished in the environmentally benign and sustainable industrial manufacture of fine and intermediate chemicals in recent years.

The clinical and pathological data were classified into four categories: benign (B), intermediate (I), suspicious (S), and malignant (M).

Although these results strengthen the notion that LMP tumours are intermediate between benign and frankly malignant ovarian epithelial tumours, they shed little light on their underlying mechanisms.

We review the MR imaging features of a variety of focal hand lesions presenting at our institution and propose a classification into "benign", "intermediate grade" (histologically benign but locally aggressive with potential for recurrence) and frankly "malignant" lesions based on MR findings.