Sentence examples for more benign with from inspiring English sources

Maybe, in fact, the next chapter will be more benign with fewer unintended consequences than the shift from whale oil to fossil fuel.

Although Sch-PAH has a similar clinical and pathological presentation as idiopathic PAH (IPAH), the clinical course seems to be more benign, with a three-year mortality of 15%% [ 4, 5].

9 Obesity due to hyperplastic cell growth is felt to be more benign with regards to development of metabolic derangements and inflammation than adipocyte hypertrophy in which the fat cell has decreased ability to store triglycerides.

In order to see whether the increased hypervascularity seen in the stroma was specific to cloaca, we histologically analyzed other anorectal malformations, such as perineal fistula and rectovestibular fistula, which are more benign with excellent functional prognosis (Levitt and Peña, 2007).

Response network analysis of differential gene expression in human epithelial lung cells was used to compare the response to H5N1 infection with a more benign infection with Respiratory Syncytial Virus [44].

On the contrary, more benign infections with T. b. rhodesiense in Malawi were associated with high levels of transforming growth factor beta but not TNF-alpha activation [ 29].

Cells transfected with the kinase-defective IGF-IR showed a more benign morphology with no invasion of the capsule (Panel C and data not shown).

California is taking a more benign approach, with plans in the Legislature for a boater bailout of sorts.

Two years ago the company was on a more benign path, with losses moving in the right direction and at levels that could be sustained by parent company Guardian Media Group (GMG), and digital revenues on a strong growth trajectory.

In one study, a German professor of psychosomatics gave a lecture that included, in the first half, a series of what might be called itchy slides, showing fleas, lice, people scratching, and the like, and, in the second half, more benign slides, with pictures of soft down, baby skin, bathers.

Where Centre d'Art painters like Andre Pierre (circa 1915-2005) and Hector Hyppolite (1894-1948), werewere both voodoo priests, emphasized the religion's more benign aspects with images of regal deities in bosky settings, the Atis Rezistans group tunnels into its dark, dystopian, underground side.