Sentence examples for benign as possible from inspiring English sources

They will use other pesticides, as benign as possible, to save crops.

Designed, I suspect, to look as unintimidating and benign as possible, the cars verge on cutesy, in softly rounded white plastic with large headlamp eyes and big windows.

GE is simplify the technology of making electronic materials, products, and processes as environmentally benign as possible.

Essentially, the goal is to first diagnose the type of disease in order to evaluate prognosis, then aim to suppress the inflammatory process with methods and medications most appropriate for the disease while keeping the side-effect profile as benign as possible.

"There is an unusual opportunity to use science, engineering and policy knowledge to design novel products that are benign as possible to human and environmental health [ 39]." Nanotechnology also has the potential to serve as a means to achieve green technologies [ 40] and as such, the development of the green nanoscience concept has emerged [ 41, 42].

He was treating a lot of autistic children, he said, and after learning that some studies indicate their immune systems have a difficult time processing toxins, he wanted to create as benign an environment as possible there.

Therefore our focus should be on making a high-speed train that is as environmentally benign and economic as possible.Trains are designed for transport, not to provide electrical and mechanical engineers with futile intellectual challenges.

Reducing sugars have been used for reduction processes as possible benign alternative reducing agents for indigo (Meksi et al., 2012) and sulfur dyes (Blackburn and Harvey, 2004).

It is crucial that the malignant forms of neoplasms are diagnosed and differentiated from benign tumors as early as possible to treat patients adequately.

It is thus desired to design aeroelastic structures such that the post-flutter behavior is as benign (i.e., supercritical) as possible, among the other constraints commonly considered in the optimization process.

At the turn of the 21st century, the conservator's main intervention in the process of corrosion involved providing a more benign environment (usually meaning as dry as possible and as free of harmful pollutants as possible) and maintaining the sculpture's stability through a series of preventive maintenance procedures, such as regular cleaning and the application of protective coatings.