Sentence examples for more benign condition from inspiring English sources

However, encouraging all women with a symptom they report as frequent and/or severe to seek medical help (whether this symptom indicates cancer or a more benign condition) is likely to be of benefit to the patient in terms of receiving treatment and ameliorating discomfort.

As a consequence, the clinical presentation of EP has changed from a life threatening disease, necessitating emergency surgery, to a more benign condition in frequently asymptomatic patients for whom non-surgical treatment options are available, i.e. medical treatment with systemic methotrexate (MTX) treatment or expectant management.

Given that EOC usually presents with non-specific symptoms, such as bloating or abdominal discomfort, which can all be mistaken for a more benign condition, and because there is currently no means for early detection, patients with EOC are often diagnosed with late-stage disease (International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO) stage III or IV).

Clays only form in more benign conditions.

Other Americans prospered in the more benign conditions during the second round: Fred Couples' 68 pushed him up to a share of fifth along with Watson (71), Chip Beck (70) and Langer (72).

This nearly isothermal separation process consumes electrical energy to facilitate effective CO2 capture and regeneration processes under more benign conditions of sorption and desorption than in traditional continuous wet-scrubber operations.

The more benign conditions found in the subtidal may also play a role in reducing taxon number and biomass variation with depth.

Under more benign conditions, the adverse effects may become more prominent, as altered pathogen loads, e.g. due to improved drinking water, could disturb the fine-tuning between immune response and environment.

Under more benign conditions, optimal repair without damage segregation was the best strategy in the steady-state environments examined.

For plants, adaptation to local conditions is especially important because, as sedentary organisms, they cannot readily migrate to more benign conditions.

However, judicious use of the history (presence of morning stiffness), physical examination (presence of rash), and thoughtful interpretation of ANA titers will significantly assist in distinguishing children with this life-threatening illness from children with more benign conditions.