Sentence examples for benign cold from inspiring English sources

1– 6 Most benign cold nodules in areas of iodine deficiency appear to be solitary nodules in a colloid goitre, and less frequently follicular adenomas or localized thyroiditis.

Our data from Antarctic masses suggest that it is not simply the direct effects of temperature-oxygen interactions that make the O2 environment unusually benign; cold-water organisms will also be less affected by low O2 supply from inadequate water flow and by developmental increases in metabolic rate.

For millions of kids in the developing world, seemingly benign common cold symptoms can be a death sentence.

This hospital-based, multidisciplinary prospective study running over a period of 5 years was carried out with the purpose of finding a more precise diagnostic procedure than FNAC in differentiating between benign and malignant cold thyroid nodules in an area with long-standing borderline low-incidence iodine intake.

We had such bands as The Benign Tumor, The Uncommon Cold, Polly Nomial and the Logarithms.

Two different scenarios in human medicine were compared: One scenario depicted a severe health risk (cancer), while the other scenario depicted a more benign health risk (common cold).

In addition, TPO immunostaining of an NCB is a valuable additional tool in the differentiation between benign and malignant scintigraphically cold thyroid nodules of the nonoxyphilic type.

But the Pentagon's new civilian leadership came into office believing that the world today is relatively benign compared with during the cold war, but warning of significant threats over the horizon, for which America had better prepare.

The effects of the vaccine would then be monitored in the field.The NIH/GSK vaccine is based on a benign virus which causes a cold in chimpanzees (an adenovirus).

The hot violence of slavery was replaced by the burrowing violence of white supremacy, which was then replaced by the cold violence of benign neglect.

The course of the common cold is usually benign; however, it is a leading cause of absence from work and doctor visits, responsible for a marked economic burden including lost productivity and treatment costs.