Sentence examples for benign coverage from inspiring English sources

It had agreed to divide the profits of an issue of its Sunday magazine devoted entirely to benign coverage of the project.

Wireless sensor networks are designed for outdoor environment surveillance and require benign coverage, steady working status and long lifetime, so they require efficient security services eagerly.

On the other hand, if the EFF is kept pegged back to 5%, despite the indulgently benign press coverage it has had, there is breathing space still for normal processes of political realignment to take place.

In addition, only one of the 150 CNV calls was benign, despite extensive coverage of polymorphic regions and segmental duplications, and only 24 of the 216 CNVs detected (inherited and de novo) were confirmed on another array.

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.

In its more benign forms, this style of coverage means that media outlets can report as news the fact that a candidate plans to launch one strategy or another, as The Associated Press did recently in the case of Mr. Obama.

For somatic SNV detection from two biopsies of the same prostate cancer tumor the Phred-scale cutoff was required to be greater or equal to 20 and the SNV was required to be found in both tumor foci in at least 4 reads but not in the corresponding benign tissue with a minimal coverage of 10 fold.

The universities get some press coverage, which is a fairly benign outcome.

About one fourth of deep melanomas presented reduced staining coverage 51-755%), differing significantly from benign nevi (p=0.007).

To keep the false negative rate in the benign tissue at less than 10%, we set the coverage cut-off at 5-fold, below which no conclusions were drawn regarding whether a variant was somatic or germline.

Analysis of RAR β2 and RASSF1A methylation in the total cirDNA provides 95% diagnostic coverage in breast cancer patients, 60% in patients with benign lesions, and is without false-positive results in healthy women.