Sentence examples for benign evolution from inspiring English sources

Primary TCH, which may recur intermittently and generally has a spontaneous, benign evolution, can thus be diagnosed only when all other potential underlying causes have been excluded through accurate diagnostic work up.

This author described the presence of a "benign evolution" of the infection in those necropsy subjects without active TB, with small granulomas encapsulated by a fibrotic ring and mineralized necrosis in the center.

The animal model studied herein also shows two sclerotic processes that have classically been described in the human "benign" evolution of the infection [21], namely an increase in fibroblast proliferation, which leads to the internal accumulation of myofibroblasts, and the formation of a capsule around the granuloma, as a continuum of the interlobular septum, once the granuloma has reached it.

However, recent studies show that the disease has a more benign evolution[ 4].

This relatively benign evolution is well documented, both in population-based studies [ 15, 16] and in cohort studies of patients with polyarthritis of recent onset [ 17, 18].

It is worth noting that both tumor samples removed from patient 22, who presented an unexpectedly benign evolution (Table 1), expressed the highest levels of LHR amongst the whole MR group (Table 2).

The calmest is civic, as epitomized by Britain's relatively benign historical evolution.

Other models propose that the microenvironment is the driving force of the benign lesion evolution into full invasive tumors; Gatenby and Gillies even speculate that the origin of cancer may lie not in mutations within epithelial cells, but within acquired or somatic mutation changes in the mesenchymal cells that control tissue structure [ 41].

The theme of a benign force directing evolution reappears in Geneva (1938), wherein Shaw maintains humans must develop longer lifespans in order to acquire the wisdom needed for self-government.

All of these subtypes present different biological behaviour: for instance, while superficial BCC is quite benign in its evolution, morpheaforme BCC or rodent ulcer are very aggressive and invasive.

With advancing age the grade of the tumor worsens; this suggests an evolution from benign to malignant, as confirmed by the presence of the different degrees of differentiation, from benign to overtly malignant, in the same lesion.