Sentence examples for malignant that from inspiring English sources

Epitheliomas can be benign or malignant (that is, cancerous), and there are various types depending on the kinds of epithelial cells affected.

These are antibody receptors on all living cells, healthy or malignant, that act as the on and off switches of the body's immunity defense.

All but four cases had multiple tissues (both benign and malignant) that were studied.

Briefly, 55/58 cases had multiple tissues (between 2 and 9, benign and malignant) that could be studied.

There is, however, one disease usually considered malignant that need have no long period of latency.

His animus against the "new class" — essentially, do-gooding liberal "elites" — grows so malignant that it overwhelms his sense of proportion, as if the greatest force for evil in America is a seventh-grade social-studies teacher.

Three representative cases are shown in Figure 2A, B, C. Because the sampling of tumor may lead to tissue specimens with different degree of "contamination" with non-malignant that may affect the result of methylation in the post-treatment, biopsies, all samples were analyzed by a pathologist.

However, generalisability to patients with breathlessness due to malignancies or those non-malignant illnesses that follow a malignant trajectory (e.g. interstitial lung disease) is unknown.

Note that there are malignant lesions that may present with increased ADC values, in particular mucinous cancers [35].

Resection was continued until the surgeon judged that no more malignant tissue that could be safely removed was present.

The group, called Duty to Warn, claims that Donald Trump "suffers from an incurable malignant narcissism that makes him incapable of carrying out his presidential duties and poses a danger to the nation".