Sentence examples for clearly benign from inspiring English sources

Some research methods are clearly benign; others, while not obviously dangerous, might not have fully understood effects.

It is hard to see how one can interpret these tables and individual country results as showing that public debt overhang over 90% is clearly benign.

Both of these were explored by Kafka, who is central to this anthology, in that there are three tales by him, and his rediscovery after the Nazi period has been a dominant and clearly benign influence on modern Austrian writing.

"It is hard to see how one can interpret these tables and individual country results as showing that public debt overhang over 90 percent is clearly benign," they wrote.

As such, CT is frequently performed in patients without any pulmonary lesions or with pulmonary lesions that appear clearly benign or extra-pulmonary after CT [1, 3, 4].

Patients with clearly benign lesions (nodules, polyps, edemas, or granulomas) were excluded.

MUT coded this lesion clearly as benign in orange, corresponding to a DI value of 4 (e, white arrows).

P63 immunoreactivity of the racemase/p63 cocktail was sometimes used to clearly distinguish benign and malignant glands.

All unsuccessful volume definitions were largely over-sized, being at least 300 cm and clearly incorporated benign tissue.

The role of the PTHrP receptor has not previously been described clearly in benign or malignant human prostate tissue.

This antibody is the first to clearly differentiate benign oncocytoma and the mimicking eosinophilic variants of the RCCs.