Sentence examples for a propensity to spread from inspiring English sources

"This is a new respiratory illness, undefined, and it has, under certain circumstances, a propensity to spread rapidly, and it had an immediate international component in terms of spread.

This type has also been reported in several countries, with a propensity to spread rapidly once introduced into the population (8, 12, 14 ).

Nasopharyngeal carcinomas in particular have a propensity to spread into the intracranial cavity via the mandibular nerve or the foramen ovale [ 16, 17].

NHL arising from the submucosal area of the nasopharynx also has a propensity to spread laterally through regions of fat tissue [14].

In addition, tumours such as adenocystic carcinomas have a propensity to spread through the foramen rotundum along the maxillary nerve [ 13– 15].

Although certain tumours have a propensity to spread via a specific pathway, many demonstrate dissemination by one or more of these routes.

Triple-negative BCs account for 10-15% of all breast tumours and are mostly of high grade, have a high incidence of TP53 mutations, and show proliferative characteristics with a higher propensity to spread to visceral organs [ 4].

Papillary carcinoma has a high propensity to spread to cervical nodes.

Medullary carcinoma (50%) and AC (40%) also have a high propensity to spread to neck nodes, while lymphatic spread is less common with FC (10%) [17].

These data show that tumors harboring the MEK1 T55delinsRT mutation have increased local invasion and therefore likely have a higher propensity to spread to distant organs.

We also found that breast cancer cells expressing high levels of this receptor have a higher propensity to spread to the skeleton.