cancerous

>everyone has all sorts of little cancerous growths that are entirely benign When discussing tumours, cancerous and benign mean different things.

The difference is that one has grown a cancer that needs to be removed while the other was cancerous from the start.

Could you diff a healthy genome and several cancerous genomes and come up with the offending commit?

The best thing to do is compartmentalize people and government to prevent cancerous evil from affecting everyone.

To give some background, your own body already tries to kill cancerous cells through cytotoxic t cells.

I don't know when it turned cancerous, but all professionals overlooked the bulge in his upper right quadrant.

I really think that with heart failure, we need the biomarker equivalent of somatic pre-cancerous DNA changes in cancer.

He lived 10 years with a benign tumor, and it eventually turned cancerous?

That is the only way to know for sure if it's cancerous (I've got first hand experience).

You don't feel it directly because the Fed and DoD have gotten smarter about how to act as a cancerous leech on society.

It sounds like his work is probably non-cancerous to the eye.

And one of the central themes is 'chicken little', a vat grown pile of blubbering cancerous chicken meat that gets 'sliced' off at the edges.

I'm pretty sure that neither "Tatties last trendings: tasty scran or cancerous shite?

The "language hate" in programming is truly cancerous.

We see how McDs is now cancerous (or at least diabetesacious) and Whole Foods is anti-union, but surviving anyway, a "mundane evil." You can't predict which company will become evil or not.

[1] It turns out that having immortal cells (by either avoiding death signals or by having "enhanced" replicative machinery is a great way to develop cancerous cells.