Sentence examples for benign and malign from inspiring English sources

However, problems were found in the tumor diagnosis and classification as benign and malign on ultrasound image for its vagueness, such as speckle noise and low contrast.

Neglect, both benign and malign, and indulgence, both covert and overt, left those prejudices open for opportunists to exploit for their own ends.

After review of the pediatric literature, we report on the prevalence of testicular microlithiasis and its relation with benign and malign entities.

Subtitled 'How twenty years of the Premier League has changed football forever', Ridley analyses the development of the competition and its impact, benign and malign, on all levels.

If novelty detection is implemented in terms of outlier detection, the outliers may arise in the data as the result of both benign and malign causes and it is important to understand their sources.

The columnist Murray Kempton once referred to Rubenstein as the "barker for all that moves and shakes in the coalition of the benign and malign whose tent houses New York's commercial circus".

A tumor may be benign or malignant; although the adjectives benignant and malign exist, and you would think that parallel construction would call for benign vs. malign, that's not the way the language goes in this case.

Enchondromas are benign but tend to have high cellularity, enlarged nuclei and double-nucleated cells making differentiation between benign tumours and malign lesions like chondrosarcomas difficult.

We included cell lines carrying "benign" (R521C, L) and "malign" (R495QfsX527, P525L) FUS mutations and systematically compared them to three control iPSC lines from healthy volunteers and to isogenic lines (Table 1).

The impact of extreme temperatures on mortality varied between benign (life saving) and malign (increased mortality) effects over the seasons, except among adults 15-644 years of age) where only malign effects of extreme temperatures were estimated.

I see no reason to believe that the intent of one level of government is benign and the other malign; the potential for abuse exists in both cases.What's more, they both seem rather clumsy bits of signalling.