Sentence examples for body dissemination from inspiring English sources

The most important prognostic factor in NB is clinical stage, which is based upon the local disease extension, degree of resection, and body dissemination [ 2, 3].

At the mucosal sites, they are primary targets of HIV-1 infection, co-opted by the virus to facilitate its transfer to T lymphocyte and body dissemination [ 12].

To test the effect of mean virus titer in the body on dissemination to the head, values for percent dissemination were first transformed using the arcsine-square root transformation and then a linear regression of these transformed values against the body titer was conducted.

Growth of fungi as multicellular structures consisting of somatic and reproductive cells a feature independently evolved in animals and plants —has several functions, including the development of fruit bodies for dissemination of sexual spores (see above) and biofilms for substrate colonization and intercellular communication.

However, the effectiveness of the toolkit will depend on the national body responsible for dissemination and training.

The effectiveness of this toolkit will depend on the national body responsible for dissemination, and training and implementation could benefit from collaboration with relevant medical associations.

Experience has shown that the emergence and dissemination of body lice can be very rapid when conditions are favorable (17).

Cancer cells are addicted to a large spectrum of extracellular cues implicated in initiation, stem cell renewal, tumor growth, dissemination in the body, and resistance to treatment.

Infectious CWD prions have been detected in saliva and blood, e.g. "prionsialia" and "prionemia," suggesting a role for specific body fluids in transmission and dissemination [6].

Before, during or despite T cell activation, the bacteria replicate and escape into the efferent lymph, which carries them to the bloodstream for dissemination throughout the body, where most are taken up by macrophages.

Anoikis is accepted as one important body defense mechanism against cancer dissemination [ 2].