Sentence examples for only a benign from inspiring English sources
Rather, it has made only a benign public appeal for "careful reflection and civil discourse" on the issue.
However, although 7501T>C was not found in the mtDNA databases with more than 5,000 sequences [28], [29], it is possible that 7501T>C is only a benign polymorphism not found in the specific mtDNA haplogroups comprising the databases.
Two further tumors may be explained by a truncation in ARID1A, and ELF3 mutation plus homozygous CDKN2A loss, leaving only a benign and a borderline MOT unexplained.
Overall, no significant difference in WIF1 expression was observed between normal salivary gland and matched PA samples removed from patients with only a benign tumor.
In PA samples removed from patients with only a benign tumor, WIF1 immunostaining was quantified as strong (56 cases) or moderate (13 cases) in 97% of the cases, and as low (1 case) or undetectable (1 case) in 3% of the cases.
Based on our current understanding of the progression of AD, PA may represent a prodromal phase of AD (for example, preclinical stage 1 AD, plaque only), a benign form of Aβ accumulation, or inherent individual resistance to the toxic effects of Aβ accumulation [ 3, 4].
The test holds as an advantage that an MRI can not only distinguish a benign from a malignant mass, but can also detect possible metastases in case of a malignancy.
Dr. Emmanuelle Waubant, a professor of neurology at the University of California, San Francisco, said doctors believed that the culprit was a virus that for most children shows up only as a benign cold.
It features a turning-point: the moment at which a monitor, wanting not only a just but also a benign result, ceases to observe and begins to intervene.
For the UK the company Cuadrilla, which wants to drill in the Lancashire shale, uses only sand, water, a benign chemical called polyacrylamide (at 0.04% concentration) and trace amounts of salt.
Written in the wake of the suffragette movement and the enfranchisement of women, it reinterprets witches as proto-feminists whose only cult is a benign one, that of self-discovery.
