And part of that success must be attributed to the aggressive fund-raising, organizing and outreach efforts of the party chairman, Joseph A. Ferriero.
The corrosion of steel reinforcement bars in reinforced concrete structures exposed to severe marine environments usually is attributed to the aggressive nature of chloride ions.
This difference in drug interaction between the two types could be attributed to the aggressive nature of T47D compared to MCF7.
In Figure 9, the drop in HP traffic throughput with an increase in the total number of traffic flows in the network is attributed to the more aggressive channel contention that occurs between the increasing number of HP flows in the system, thereby leading to higher collisions and hence lesser overall HP throughput. .
GBM's poor prognosis is largely attributed to the highly aggressive and infiltrative nature of these tumor cells, which invade diffusely through the brain parenchyma [2], remain following primary tumor resection [3], [4], and contribute to tumor recurrence and lethality.
This higher incidence of brain metastases in patients with visceral disease is common evidence in retrospective studies [ 9, 20] and should probably be attributed to the more aggressive biologic behavior of these tumors and the higher probability of hematogeneous dissemination of malignant cells in these patients.
Most of this loss, however, could be attributed to the company's aggressive international expansion, as 70percentt of its some-10,000 employees are now overseas.
This may partly be attributed to the use of more aggressive chemotherapeutic regimens, resulting in more prolonged survival of these immunosuppressed patients while they continue to remain vulnerable to invasive fungal infections [ 4, 5].
Reports have found that breast cancer in young women is associated with advanced stage of disease and unfavorable tumors characteristics frequently attributed to the higher frequency of more aggressive subtypes of breast cancer such as triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) and HER2 positive (Her2+) breast cancer [ 10, 11].
Breast cancer can be classified according to molecular and histological subtypes with the most aggressive behavior usually being attributed to the triple negative (TN) subtypes, characterized with loss of estrogen, progesterone, and Her2 receptor expressions [ 1– 3].
This can be attributed to the smaller size and higher maneuver ability of TWs and the aggressive behavior and poor queue discipline of auto-rickshaws.
