Sentence examples for benign profile from inspiring English sources

The slow accumulation of albiglutide may ameliorate GI intolerability often observed with exenatide, and albiglutide's relative impermeance to the central nervous system may result in a more benign profile with respect to nausea and vomiting than exenatide (21).

The anti-NGF antibodies were generally very well tolerated (consistent with a benign profile in 6-month primate studies [ 13]), with mild to moderate, transient peripheral sensation changes as the only consequences [ 7].

Other topics for the swim group on the other hand reflected a more benign profile such as glucose and energy metabolism (topic 7), cell cycle/growth/proliferation (topic 13), gene, transcription and protein regulation (topics 3 and 6) and cytoskeleton and cellular organelles (topic 4).

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The second one features low levels of MYCN and miR-17-5p, associated with elevated p21 expression: these patients show a relatively benign clinical profile, characterized by slow disease progression and therapy response.

Ag2S is nearly insoluble with a benign ecotoxicity profile compared to free silver ions.

12 36–39 Importantly, melatonin has a remarkably benign safety profile in animal and human studies.

Overall, none of the 17 strains have high-level resistance to antibiotics tested; rather they show a benign safety profile.

This is supported by the benign safety profile of certain Ep-CAM targeted therapies such as edrecolomab, adecatumumab and vaccination approaches with the autoantigen.

That is why in our study we tried to identify possible factors including genetic ones that determine these individuals' benign metabolic profile.

The only FDA-approved expectorant in the USA is guaifenesin, which has an established and benign safety profile when used as directed.