Sentence examples for benign causes such as from inspiring English sources
Dramatic changes in water quality parameter values can result from a variety of benign causes such as changes in water demands, system operations, and source water variability.
Differential diagnoses can include both malignant causes and benign causes such as infection and inflammation.
The causes are diverse, including a broad spectrum from life threatening diseases to benign causes such as chest wall syndrome (CWS) [ 1, 2].
Important false-positives are due to benign causes such as infection and osteoradionecrosis, and due to intense FDG-uptake nearby the bone.
Samples were collected from infants delivered by elective Caesarean section (CSCB; n = 18) due to benign causes such as breech presentations, or by vaginal delivery with spontaneous onset of labor (VDCB; n = 20).
Again both the morphological and biochemical observations are important for distinguishing a malignant carcinoma from a lesion due to benign causes such as trauma (scar tissue) and/or inflammation.
This contrasts with the evidence for urological cancers, where pain increases delay, perhaps as a result of symptoms being misinterpreted as being due to a benign cause such as cystitis.
Respondents with rectal cancer were more likely to believe that their symptom was due to a benign somatic cause, such as haemorrhoids, scratch or cut (PRad 1.34, 95%% CI 1.02 1.77).
This can result from myriad causes, including intrinsic hepatic conditions such as cirrhosis, biliary obstruction, benign tumours, malignancy and infections, as well as extrahepatic causes such as trauma.
Not all patients had primary hypertension; there were a few with secondary causes, such as kidney diseases, diabetic nephropathy, hyperthyroidism, benign prostate hyperplasia, etc (Table 2).
The practical implication of our finding is for clinicians to recognise that isolated hyperbilirubinemia in pazopanib-treated patients, after exclusion of other causes such as haemolysis, seems to have a benign aetiology.
