Sentence examples for benign or benign from inspiring English sources

This analysis ranked all but one of the VUS (E577Q) as likely benign or benign (Table  3).

Rare variants were annotated to be Deleterious, Probably Benign, or Benign through inspection of appropriate databases (see Methods).

In contrast, Id4 promoter was un-methylated in 13 of 19 (69%, ranked as 1 for statistical analysis) benign or benign adjacent regions.

Complete promoter hypermethylation was observed in only one benign sample (5%) whereas partial methylation was observed in 5/19 (26%) benign or benign adjacent regions.

As of this date, our database housed 429 HCM variants classified as pathogenic or likely pathogenic, 244 as unknown significance, and 296 variants classified as likely benign or benign.

The remaining 753 germ-line variants (93%) were classified as benign, likely benign, or variants of unknown significance (VUS) in a gene not directly related to the patient's cancer and therefore not reported (Supplementary Figures S4 and S5 online, Supplementary Table S5 online).

In the Classification column, definitions for pathogenicity are Pathogenic, Suspected Pathogenic, Benign, Suspected Benign, or Uncertain.

The classification definitions for pathogenicity are: Pathogenic, Suspected Pathogenic, Benign, Suspected Benign, or Uncertain.

Results were classified into one of the following four groups: positive or suspicious for malignancy, benign specific, benign non-specific, and non-diagnostic.

Primary tumours, more common in children than in adults, are classified as malignant or benign; benign bone tumours may present therapeutic problems because of their location.

Tissue samples from malignant, tumor adjacent benign and benign areas of 25 whole mounted prostate cancer specimens were processed to 583 tissue microarray cores.