Sentence examples for benign factor from inspiring English sources

"Investors are confident inflation is still a very benign factor in the economy and there's some room for lower yields," said Ted Neild, who has bought Treasury bonds for the $40 billion he helps manage at Nuveen Advisory.

Ever since March, it has been a benign factor, as investors have looked through the bad 2009 numbers on output and profits, in anticipation of the recovery they expect in 2010.From now on, this clairvoyance is going to be more double-edged.

PARP activity is involved in DNA damage repair and hence often seen as a benign factor, although excessive PARP activity may compromise cellular viability.

Less benign factors are at work as well.

Today the benign factors are gone.

In a speech to officers this morning at the National Defense University north of Beijing, Mr. Cohen described the American military presence in Asia as a benign, stabilizing factor rather than, as many Chinese believe, intended to hem in an increasingly powerful China.

In our study, subtle and perhaps even benign ecological factors (listed above) appear to underlie the divergent and/or alternative development of certain rehabilitated sites despite the careful implementation and refinement of rehabilitation practices.

Despite their benign pathology, factors such as size, discomfort, altered breast shape and patient choice sometimes lead to excision.

Although the vast majority of nodules are benign, risk factors for thyroid nodules in the euthyroid population have not yet been fully elucidated.

Here our theory suggests that for more realistic resonant systems driven by less benign processes, the factor of two improvement with smoothing can be improved on significantly.

MD is influenced by classic BC risk factors, such as family history, reproductive factors, benign breast disease, and others [ 5, 6, 26].