Sentence examples for benign developmental from inspiring English sources

Colonialism - a tale of slavery, plunder, war, corruption, land-grabbing, famines, exploitation, indentured labour, impoverishment, massacres, genocide and forced resettlement - is rewritten into a benign developmental mission marred by a few unfortunate accidents and excesses.

BECTS was always considered a benign developmental disorder, because of the absence of obvious anatomic lesions, predictable spontaneous remission of seizures, and evidences of no cognitive and language impairments when compared to normal children [ 5, 6].

It has been shown in budgerigars, Melopsittacus undulatus, that high-quality diet in adulthood reduces the cost of flight in terms of oxidative damage (Larcombe et al., 2008), and benign developmental circumstances could have a similar effect.

Lipomas are considered to be rare congenital benign malformations resulting from developmental aberrations involving the meninx primitiva.

Developmental cysts are benign epithelial cysts in the retro-rectal space, arising from caudal embryonic vestiges.

It may be said that it represents the transient, developmental, physiological or benign counterpart to rhythmic movement disorder (RMD), a distinct sleep-related movement disorder of older children and adults [4 6].

With regard to human disease, high heterozygosity, low levels of de novo or rare deleterious, segregating mutations, high levels of developmental resources, and benign environmental conditions (e.g. Gurven et al. 2009) may each reduce the strength of tradeoffs involving components of fitness and disease risks.

Considered developmental defects of the growing bone or benign bone tumours of cartilaginous origin, exostoses are the most common benign bone lesion and may take various radiological aspects [1].

The mesenchymal hamartoma is a developmental cystic tumor, resulting from the benign overgrowth of mature hepatic tissue, with variable loose mesenchyme.

Mast cells are present in all three developmental phases of hemangiomas, which are benign, usually self-involuting tumors of the microvasculature [ 169].

Disorders involving perceptual processing of auditory information by the central auditory nervous system (CANS) may present themselves isolated or comorbid with developmental disorders and/or neurological conditions, such as benign epilepsy of childhood with centrotemporal spikes (BECTS).