The phrase "a sign of malignancy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical contexts to indicate a symptom or indicator that suggests the presence of cancer or a harmful condition.
Example: "The biopsy results showed a sign of malignancy, prompting further testing and evaluation."
Alternatives: "an indication of cancer" or "a marker of malignancy."
As in many other malignancies, unsharpened borders of a solid tumour are nearly always a sign of malignancy with the exception of inflammatory cysts and bleeding angiomyolipoma.
During the long follow-up, any increase in the number, size, and calcification of the thyroid lesions could be a sign of malignancy.
Since aberrant signaling is a sign of malignancy [28], immunostaining for global tyrosine and serine phosphorylated proteins was used as a general gauge of signal transduction pathway organization and function.
It is well-known that GGNs containing a solid portion (mixed GGNs) are a sign of malignancy.
Various protocols have been proposed for the diagnostic work-up of small nodules, but the diagnostic approach to nodules ≤5 or 4 mm mainly rely on continued observation, with a view to detecting nodule growth as a sign of malignancy.
5 Leonides of Alexandria is thought to be the first to discriminate between scirrhus and cancer in the breast, and to draw attention to nipple retraction as a sign of malignancy.
We previously described a large nonleukaemic clone carrying the chromosomal tandem translocation t(14 14 q11 q32) in an AT patient (AT94-1), who, at present, has not yet shown any sign of malignancy.
One month before LASH one of these two patients underwent hysteroscopy and endometrial curettage without any sign of malignancy.
Mice were checked periodically by animal care personnel and were specific pathogen free, as tested by Harlan according to FELASA recommendations, and did not show any sign of malignancy or other pathological processes.
Aim Acanthomatous change (AC) has been described as a sign of greater malignancy.
Detection of penetrating or central vessels proved to be an accurate sign of malignancy [ 12, 13, 17, 22, 24, 25, 29, 31].
