Sentence examples for benign history from inspiring English sources

"We have a very benign history of drug use.

Thankfully, many "working walls" have a benign history.

Nordic government arose from a combination of difficult geography and benign history.

The findings were somewhat surprising because ginkgo biloba has had a long and apparently benign history of human use.

"They are not just innocent remembrances of a benign history.

Sierra Leone, a small country in West Africa, had a more benign colonial history under British rule.

Dr Iona Heath, head of ethics at the Royal College of General Practitioners, warns that there could also be clear downsides: 'Alternative approaches - emphasising the self-limiting or relatively benign natural history of a problem, or the importance of personal coping strategies - are played down or ignored.

Despite the benign natural history of the pathology, however, it should be noted that as part of conservative management many young individuals are forced to discontinue their routine sports activities.

Therefore, despite the well-established benign natural history of mVSD, there is potential for widely divergent follow up practices.

The complexity of this issue is further demonstrated by the observation that many classic type 1 diabetic subjects may retain some residual β-cell function for many years after diagnosis (16), which may partly relate to the benign natural history seen in many of the patients from the Joslin 50-Year Medalist Study who have survived 50 years of type 1 diabetes (17).

The repeated findings of improvement in pain in both intervention and control groups and the lack of benefit in the intervention group relative to the control group seems to reflect the benign natural history of pain development in vertebral compression fractures in the elderly.