Sentence examples for benign behaviour from inspiring English sources

However, Fig. 1 exemplifies a typical benign behaviour, while Fig. 3 shows several imaging criteria of malignant, metastatic disease.

The reactor response following major accidental transient initiators suggests a generally benign behaviour of this reactor concept.

Well-differentiated papillary MM, adenomatoid tumours and calcifying tumours of the pleura usually present a benign behaviour, and their prognosis is usually good, with a prolonged survival time.

With the new Ferrari's more benign behaviour, both the team's current drivers can access more of their own potential and therefore the car's as well.

The design of the strategy makes it inevitable that suspicion will be directed at Muslims, and we have seen how many have come to be targets of racial profiling from workers with little idea how to tell the difference between potential extremism and totally benign behaviour.

Other less frequently occurring SCSTs are fibrothecomas and sclerosing stromal tumours, which have generally benign behaviour.

Bladder cancer cases with morphology codes 8980 (carcinosarcoma), 9590 (malignant lymphoma), 9671 (malignant lymphoma, lymphoplasmacytic) and tumours with benign behaviours were censored at date of diagnosis.

Due to its benign clinical behaviour and the possibility of curative surgery, the neoplasm was assigned to WHO grade I.

Therefore, detection of a PDGFRA mutation in gastric GISTs may represent an additional prognostic marker of more benign tumour behaviour.

The benign clinical behaviour challenges the indication for surgery, which results in loss of renal mass in patients with already compromised renal function.

Given its benign clinical behaviour with the possibility of surgical cure, the rosette-forming glioneuronal tumour (RGNT) corresponds to WHO grade I.