Sentence examples for benign and very from inspiring English sources

The increase in ear and nose hair is a "totally benign and very common change," she said, so it is not well studied.

Certainly whenever he appeared in court, Fletcher's handicap proved benign and very funny ("Your honour I object". "Why's that?" "Because it's devastating my case". "Overruled". "Good call!").

The deformity is most of the times benign and very rarely causes symptoms and requires surgical correction [20, 21, 22].

55 In the present analysis, all occurrences of thyroid neoplasm were benign and very rare, and no C-cell cancers were reported in these clinical trials.

On the basis of the staining analysis, we observed that there is a gradual loss of PP2A-A α/ β expression during PCa pathogenesis, strongest being in normal and benign and very weak expression in the cancer tissue sections.

60 In the present analysis, all occurrences of thyroid neoplasm were benign and very rare; the exposure-adjusted incidence rate of any thyroid neoplasm was 0.3 per 100 PY with exenatide compared with no occurrences of thyroid neoplasm with placebo/insulin (RD 0.3; 95% CI: 0.01 0.53).

This is a well-differentiated mucinous adenocarcinoma with highly aggressive behaviour, despite its deceptively benign appearance and very scarce cytological features of malignancy within the tumour [71].

"Inflation is very, very benign and we are optimistic about the fundamentals of the economy," Mr. Sichel said.

Although defaults are falling, this is largely because the economy is benign and interest rates very low.

The long-held notion that UEDVTs generally have a benign, self-limited course and very seldom cause pulmonary embolism [1, 2] has also been recently challenged.

Among these cases, 36.5% were associated with PJS and tumors in these patients were usually benign, multifocal, bilateral, calcified, and very small or even microscopic in size.