Sentence examples for benign compared to from inspiring English sources

'In terms of environmental impact, this is benign compared to a normal housing development,' he said.

But even that is relatively benign compared to the conditions my colleagues are being held in.

O.K., a), that cat was benign compared to my in-laws, who were always arriving unannounced.

But that treatment looks benign compared to the way Meg Rosoff pulverises him (Him?) in her latest young-adult novel.

Miliband claims not to read the papers, but his aides surely do and they may well have been relieved that today's coverage was relatively benign compared to an onslaught on their leader in the Sundays.

Even the zeitgeist money-chasing Thatcherite entrepreneurs who topped the bill at Christmas 1985 look sweet and benign compared to the hard-hearted banksters and hedge funders who followed them.

In addition, larger benign lesions were not more likely to result in a specific benign diagnosis compared to smaller benign lesions.

Though we are able to demonstrate a significant difference in the protein expression of CXCL1 in benign tissues compared to cancerous tissues, our benign cohort was quite small (n = 10).

In the EC, there were no false negatives (misdiagnosis of a malignant tumor as a benign lesion), compared to a minority of malignant tumors misdiagnosed on MRI as benign tumors in the RC.

Malignant cancers tend to be less distinctive than benign compare to normal tissues.

Already in the 1990's, bone marrow transplantation (BMT) was carried out with some patients, but the therapeutic effect remained very benign as compared to the side effects of BMT23,24.