Sentence examples for cancer outbreak from inspiring English sources

The local doctor, unaware of the men's self-irradiation, becomes convinced that a recent change in South Park is responsible for the cancer outbreak.

Cancer outbreak owes its origin to consumption of barley of the ancient people, which is replaced by wheat white flour of modern people.

This continuous and finely tuned interplay can promote cancer outbreak, sustain tumor development and invasion, and provide niches for Cancer Stem Cells (CSCs) [ 4].

Indeed, a deeper knowledge of antigens critical for cancer outbreak and progression and of the mechanisms that regulate the interplay between cancer and stromal cell populations could advise promising ways for the development of the best anticancer strategy.

This continuous and finely tuned interplay can promote cancer outbreak, sustain tumor development and invasion, defend a tumor from host immunity, foster therapeutic resistance, and provide niches for cancer stem cells (CSCs) and dormant metastases [ 1].

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency describes aniline as a probable carcinogen; it has been connected to cancer outbreaks in industrial cities along the Rhine as early as the nineteenth century.

"In our department," Kempton recalls, "most of my colleagues were working on some aspect of the global-warming problem". Coal-fired power plants, a major contributor of carbon in the atmosphere, had recently been linked in Delaware to clusters of cancer outbreaks and to high levels of mercury in the state's fishery.

Individuals exposed at early ages are the most radiosensitive as the primary damage has a longer latent phase to outbreak into cancer.

Later he became a forensic building investigator in Boston studying cancer clusters, outbreaks of Legionnaire's disease, and chemical-tainted indoor environments.

Then, "outbreak" – and now..

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