Sentence examples for benign response to from inspiring English sources

A doctor that I consulted acknowledges that battlefield humor can be a benign response to harrowing circumstances but tells me in an e-mail that "public displays of such humor on the Internet, along with photos that even if not identified could be identifiable, are inappropriate and unprofessional".

Thus, it is not clear at this point whether inflammation is a causative agent in the process of neurodegeneration, is an essentially benign response to AD, or is actually beneficial and acts to retard the progression of the disease [52].

However, oliguria appeared, if anything, less predictive of AKI-Cr in this group - perhaps because transient postoperative oliguria is a common and relatively benign response to surgery.

Lesions associated with surgical interventions were excluded due to difficulty in discriminating a benign response to intervention, from residual or recurrent malignant disease.

As expected, in ingroup interactions, the authors observed deleterious responses to social rejection and benign responses to social acceptance.

The cubs detected no odor and no interest when walking right over the spot.' Kilham also wrote that he 'also caught and offered snakes to cubs, and they would react to the snakes' movement with surprise and show curiosity, they had no real interest.' Rosenthal and Kilham recall only benign responses to snakes by their hand-reared cubs over their years of observation and note taking.

Larry Kantor, head of research for Barclays, said the European Central Bank is largely responsible for the benign market response to Europe's latest troubles.

This is a transient finding that represents a benign physiologic response to thermal injury (initially, reactive hyperaemia; subsequently, fibrosis and giant cell reaction).

This transient finding represents a benign physiologic response to thermal injury (reactive hyperemia initially and fibrosis and giant cell reaction subsequently).

All these, and the low retained heat leading to a longer grace period for operator action, are significant contributing factors to the inherently benign response of metallic fuel to postulated accidents.

It is important to compare and contrast atheroma and atherosclerosis as being a benign and malignant condition respectively: Atheroma implies a benign wound healing response to injury with resolution and fibrous change rather than progression.