Sentence examples for a more aggressive pattern from inspiring English sources

Denervation progresses with age, maintaining a more aggressive pattern in fast-twitch rather than slow-twitch muscles (Jang et al., 2010; Fischer et al., 2012).

Because our tumor had atypical cells with mitotic activity increasing (from 0.3/10 to 5.5/10 HPF) and had a trabecular or alveolar pattern, it appeared to have a more aggressive pattern.

The absence of calcification and the presence of cortical penetration, endosteal scalloping, and soft-tissue mass formation represent a more aggressive pattern, which may be seen with higher-grade (grades 2, 3) chondrosarcoma (Figs.  2b, c, and 3a).

We observed a more aggressive pattern of recurrence in patients with 9p-deleted tumours involving distant organs when first detected; in 11 out of 12 cases disease recurred distantly, whereas 3 out of the 4 patients with non-9p-deleted tumours had the first site of recurrence in the resected renal bed (P=0.026).

Patients with persistent/recurrent disease may have a more aggressive form of tumour with a different pattern of ACTH secretion compared with de novo patients.

These results suggest, but do not prove, that the more aggressive pattern of care in the United States may have been responsible for the better quality of life.

Osteosarcomas of the jaw arising in a former radiation field may be a discrete group of lesions with a more aggressive behavior pattern.

This was done in order to bias the control group towards more advanced disease and therefore with potential for dedifferentiation to a more aggressive Gleason pattern.

Homozygous deletion of PTEN (7.3% of all tumours) was almost exclusively (94.1%) found in high-grade malignancies pointing towards a more aggressive growth pattern in comparison with hemizygous gene deletion.

A more aggressive weight loss and lung metastasis pattern was observed in the G3 treated group when compared to the control group.

Early onset IBD differs from late-onset IBD by incidence patterns, having a more aggressive prognosis, and a different phenotypic expression (19, 20).