Sentence examples for benign quality from inspiring English sources

"Cultural" suggests a certain benign quality.

The benign quality of this album continues on with "Eye Can See" when the lyrics pick up another theme -- perspective, but no radical message here either.

9u Other beneficial features include good aqueous solubility and stability, the ease of synthesis, the biologically benign quality of the pHP group and its photoproducts, and the lack of quenching by adventitious O2 in aqueous solvents.

When the Schweizers look for such traits, they discover benign qualities like a gift for making friends, a bantering humor, a love of sports.

In the business sector, particularly, other less benign qualities emerge as essential to meritocratic success: aggressiveness, ruthlessness, dominance-seeking, victimizing behavior, acquisitiveness and the disciplined pursuit of self-interest.

Although carboxylate release is generally less efficient than those of phosphates and tosylates, caged carboxylates find useful applications in neurobiology and neurophysiology, taking advantage of the rapid rate of release and the unreactive, benign qualities of 25 photoproduct vis-à-vis o-nitrobenzyl-based PPGs (section 3.1).

The Longest Ride has one, too, and it elicited chuckles from the crowd, but it's of a fairly benign Scooby Doo quality.

Worshippers prescribe various benign and horrific qualities to Devi simply out of practicality.

A paradigm shift is required in chemical processing for the environmentally benign production of high quality products.

Conclusion: an algorithm must be applied in collaboration between resuscitators and neurosurgeons to improve the quality of benign cranial trauma management.

Of the classified cases, 32 malignant and 78 benign were left after quality control (Table  1).