Sentence examples for benign state of from inspiring English sources

The benign state of the economy is not all the chancellor's doing.

"It's been the most benign state of emergency I've been through," said Mr. Rodger, who canceled his plans for an out-of-state trip this week.

It should have added that this relatively benign state of affairs is in no way due to the infringement of Americans civil liberties -- at home or abroad, nor due to rendition and torture -- the tall tales of Zero Dark Thirty notwithstanding.

In case of rising PSA and negative 12-core template biopsy, a MP-MRI may be acquired to confirm the benign state of the prostate.

Moreover, the patients' mean disease duration of our participants was 2.67 years, which is a relatively benign state of PD, so the results were slightly differing from previous research and might only apply to relatively patients with early PD.

Reduced virulence in the within-host treatment suggests that pathogens can evolve towards a more benign state because of selection pressures acting exclusively inside the host, or because of rapid fluctuations between within-host and outside-host selection.

Multiple myeloma (MM) is a malignant disorder of plasma cells arising from a clinically benign state known as monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance (MGUS).

Although it has been suggested, that IGT may be a more "benign" state than DM the results of our registry indicate, that both IGT and DM bear poor prognosis in AMI patients [ 6].

"For polar bears, obesity is a benign state.

Latent tuberculosis, which affects an estimated 1/3 of the world's population, has long been thought to be a relatively benign, quiescent state of M. tuberculosis infection.

Clarke describes academies as left in a state of "benign neglect".