Sentence examples for benign except for from inspiring English sources

Napster and the other file-sharing programs have always seemed benign except for the legal issues they raise.

The illustrations are hugely racist, as are the characters' names, but the actual plot is relatively benign, except for a ferociously misguided mixing of cultures that shouldn't even exist in fantasy.

It has to be stressed that almost all lesions were removed owing to some clinical concern for melanoma, as it would not be ethical to excise lesions deemed benign clinically, except for functional or cosmetic reasons.

Mansour et al. performed qualitative RTE and ARFI of 33 parotid lesions (4 malignancies) and documented similar strain patterns and ARFI velocities for malignant lesions, WTs, and other benign tumours except for PAs.

It mostly sounds reasonably benign, except when it doesn't.

The inclusion criteria were histologically confirmed benign bone tumors (except for tumors in the hands or feet) treated with curettage without any type of filling, and a minimum of 1 year of follow-up.

Little EGF receptor (EGFR) activity was detected in normal or benign tumour tissues except for meningioma (positive in 95% samples), but EGFR were present in 43% of 131 breast tumours and 75% of 55 primary cerebral tumours.

Visualized from sagittal sections, these expanded cell nests continued to occupy the basal side of the epithelium (Fig 3E, G and I), illustrating an overall benign epithelial organization except for an increased precursor cell number due to IESC hyperproliferation.

Eligible controls were chosen from among patients admitted to the same hospital as cases for conditions unrelated to smoking or genitourinary disorders (except for benign prostatic hyperplasia) and were frequency-matched to cases on age (within 3 years), sex, and study center.

There is no age effect on referrals, except for benign neoplasm skin/nevus (0.99 CI 0.99-1.00).

Eligible controls (n=1476) were admitted to the same hospitals as the cases for conditions unrelated to smoking or genitourinary disorders (except for benign prostatic hyperplasia) between August 1998 and March 2003.