Sentence examples for benign to a from inspiring English sources

The Pussy Riot performance was profane but benign to a Westerner.

It may sound benign to a degree, but according to the American Lung Association, "it's a serious disease that causes wheezing and shortness of breath, similar to the symptoms of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)." If you're trying to quit smoking, remember the key drug, nicotine, is still very much available through an e-cig and at much higher, concentrated doses.

In summary, gene expression profiling during neoplastic progression of MOSE cells revealed that cytoskeleton associated genes were significantly impacted as cells transitioned from a benign to a malignant stage.

Therefore, localized oral cancer may appear benign to a physician until an advanced stage.

It acts as a regulator of progression from a benign to a highly dysplastic phenotype in colorectal tumours.

It is confined to squamous epithelium, but it may shift from a benign to a malignant lesion [ 1].

But while it seems ungracious to quibble with an author who sets out so deliberately and effectively to please, "Love in Idleness" feels just a shade too benign to an admirer of "In a Dark Wood".

A previous study demonstrated that the loss of E-cadherin-mediated adhesion plays an important role in the transition of epithelial tumors from a benign to an invasive state [ 44].

In the transformation process from a local and benign, to an invasive and malignant cancer cell, this mechanism must be overrun, otherwise apoptosis will be induced as soon as the BM is broken down to make tumour growth possible.

It is possible that loss of PKD1 expression and the resulting change in the expression of MMPs is part of the switch driving the progression from a benign to an invasive, malignant tumour.

'In terms of environmental impact, this is benign compared to a normal housing development,' he said.