But the benign character of many of Mr. Mitchell's interiors has brought him detractors in the fiercely competitive world of Los Angeles interior design.
A more benign character is coming to New York as well, in a three-way trade: Curtis Granderson, late of the Tigers, will be securing center field for the Yankees.
This method is of great value because of its environmentally benign character, easy handling, high yields, convenient operation, and green.
However, the indication of resection for this tumor remains unclear because of its benign character and rarity.
Among the advantages are: the lower price of the starting compounds, their less hazardous and more environmental benign character, and consequently, their easier handling can be listed.
A variety of diacylhydrazine derivatives were designed and synthesized in recent years due to their unique action mechanism, simple structure, and environmental benign character.
Headaches after angiography are common, yet information about them is insufficient its "benign" character is probably the reason why prospective series evaluating DSA complications fail to screen for headache [2].
Although Rousseau held that the overwhelming tendency, socially and historically, is for amour propre to take on toxic and self-defeating ('inflamed') forms, he also held that there are, at least in principle, ways of organizing social life and individual education that allow it to take on a benign character.
These systems detect suspicious forms in mammograms and mark and classify them according to their malign or benign character.
The accurate prediction of the malignant or benign character of a lesion plays a crucial role for the patient, but false-negative and false-positive results may occur.
