Sentence examples for aggressive results from inspiring English sources

Most women don't say, 'I want to look 10 years younger.' It's 'How can I look better?' " She prescribes topical vitamins and acids as first steps to more radiant skin and peels for more aggressive results.

The optimal contract is quite different from a standard debt contract, and induces the competitor to be less aggressive, resulting in higher equilibrium prices and profits, and higher returns for investors.

In these animals, pandemic (H1N1) 2009 infection was especially aggressive, resulting in irreversible disease.

Although Fulv caused a less aggressive result compared to Tam, the benefits of hormonal therapy concerning invasion and metastasis yet remain to be investigated.

Up-regulated HSP90 mRNA expression represents a confluence of genomic vulnerability that renders HER2 negative breast cancers more aggressive, resulting in poor prognosis.

Whilst basal-like and triple-negative breast cancers have been demonstrated to be chemo-sensitive to neoadjuvant therapy, the relapse rates are more aggressive resulting in a worse overall survival [ 7, 8].

"My humble beginnings made me who I am today: a competitive, aggressive, results-oriented guy".

Combining the aggressive approaches results in an unacceptable decrease of DENM performance (low PSR, high delay).

It can be observed that, as expected, the combination of the aggressive approaches results in an unacceptable decrease of DENM PSR values and an increase of DENM delay.

This would be moot in North America as aggressive screening results in few men presenting with pain at diagnosis.

Breast cancer in younger women tends to be more aggressive and results in poorer prognostic outcomes (Hillner et al., 1996; Pronzato et al., 2011).