Sentence examples for benign transition from inspiring English sources
The phrase "benign transition" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means a change or shift that is not harmful or threatening. Here's an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "After years of political turmoil, the country finally experienced a benign transition of power with the peaceful election of a new leader."
This approach implicitly assumes a trans-adult outcome or a benign transition back to the original gender.
MnO2 has been widely studied as a promising environmentally benign transition metal oxide for sensor, catalyst, lithium battery, and electrochemical capacitor [6 9].
Benign transition zone (TZ) human prostate tissue from radical prostatectomies was grafted to the sub-renal capsule site of intact or castrated male immunodeficient mice, followed by the removal or addition of androgens, respectively.
As a benign cyst transitions to a malignant cyst, a hallmark of dysplasia includes a change from simple to stratified epithelium.
The enlarged benign to neoplastic transition site (Figure 3B, lower panels) shows that GATA4 is abruptly lost, and GATA6 is greatly reduced on the transition.
Indeed, in all 12 cases of benign to neoplastic transitions analyzed, loss of GATA4 and/or GATA6 closely associates with neoplastic morphological transformation.
The main tumour arises from the endosalpinx; 2. The histological pattern reproduces the epithelium of the tubal mucosa; 3. The transition from benign to malignant tubal epithelium is demonstrable; 4. The ovaries or endometrium are either normal or contain a tumour that is smaller than the tumour in the tube [28, 31].
However, inappropriate reactivation of the EMT program is commonly observed during transition of benign adenomas to metastatic carcinomas [5].
We reasoned that the presence of a transition from benign to malignant may be useful to determine the involvement of candidate genes in ovarian epithelial tumorigenesis.
25, 26 It may represent the transition from benign EMs to malignant carcinoma.
This may have important implications for the transition from benign neoplasm to invasive and metastatic cancer.
